Purpose over perfection. Measured.
What the first cohort reached, what students did with what they learnt, and where the community's money went.
Source: Campus Connect H1 2026 report card. Open the report ↗
Who took part
Participants mix, share of all participants
| Group | Share |
|---|---|
| Students | 55% |
| Developers | 25% |
| Merchants | 15% |
| Campus staff and others | 5% |
Where we reached
5 campuses in the first cohort. The report names these:
AUN · American University of NigeriaWhat students did with what they learnt.
Behaviour change
The metric that matters most to this community
of surveyed participants made at least one BitcoinCash transaction within 30 days of their workshop.
Financial transparency
Community funds accounted for line by line. Share of money spent.
About $7 per student reached ($2,950 ÷ 400). Since 400+ is a floor, the true figure is lower.
From pilot cohort to a self-sustaining, student-led network.
Scale to 5 countries
Expanding beyond current footprints through strategic partnerships, with more campuses across the continent.
Merchant network growth
More merchants accepting BCH, building on the 48 onboarded so far.
Train the trainer
Students who learnt become the facilitators for the next campus.
Community funding round
Keeping the programme funded by the community it serves.
Target countries named in the H1 2026 report card.