BCH Riders Field Test in Argentina

TÍTULOHi, I'm Alan, from Buenos Aires, Argentina.For years, I have been building projects and tools around Bitcoin Cash. Some are focused on commerce, some on community, some on physical onboarding, and some on experimenting with wallets, privacy, and practical use.Projects I Have Been BuildingMurray's - https://murraystore.cash/An automated store with a libertarian focus, helping spread Bitcoin Cash.Munia - https://munia.cash/A P2P platform for patronage, community, and BCH tools.Tradia - https://tradia.munia.cash/A crypto market viewer currently being built as an MVP.Proof.cash - https://proof.munia.cash/An X / Twitter archive certified with CashTokens.Among other things, some of which can be found here:https://github.com/MadSatCashI have been building them step by step with limited resources, adding tools for commerce, community, BCH vouchers, BCH rains, privacy, decentralization, and learning along the way. The next step is to take these tools out of the purely online environment and into a real public test, so they can start showing what they can do.https://read.cash/@bchRider/building-real-bch-use-cases-from-argentina-murrays-store-munia-and-the-next-step-cd6769e5That is what this campaign is about.The Main IdeaI want to run a public BCH test with real delivery riders in Argentina.I work as a delivery rider myself, so this is not an abstract group to me. I know many riders personally. I know the street, the conversations, the problems, and also the direct way you can reach real people without depending on a big company, a conference, or a traditional marketing campaign.What The Test Will Use- Munia, as the community layer.- BCH vouchers and stamps, as a simple physical onboarding tool.- Small BCH rains, so participants can see real movement inside the community.- Bitcoin Cash stickers, especially for delivery backpacks, to create visibility in the street.- Videos, photos, and public reports, so supporters can see what is happening.What I Want To MeasureThis is not a promise of mass adoption.It is a concrete test to measure what happens when BCH is introduced to real people in a real setting:- How many riders are willing to participate.- How many receive and redeem vouchers.- How many join the Munia community.- Whether rains help create interest or repeat engagement.- Whether backpack stickers help create visibility.- What feels confusing.- What needs to be simplified.- What real signals appear.The initial test would run for about 1 to 2 months.Campaign GoalThe goal of the campaign is 10 BCH.That support would give me the time and room to carry out this stage seriously, instead of only pushing it forward in the spare moments I can find. It would also cover the practical costs of the experiment.How The Funds Would Be Used- Work time and development.- BCH vouchers for the tests.- Printing stamps, stickers, and physical materials.- Minimum operating costs for the tools and websites.- Technical improvements based on what comes up during the expecience.- Public documentation through posts, images, and videos.If the test shows positive signs, the idea would be to expand it carefully: more riders, better onboarding, better flows inside Munia, more visible BCH presence, and more structured reporting.In the best-case scenario, this pilot could onboard a few dozen new people into the broader Bitcoin Cash orbit, bring some genuinely active users into Munia, and put Bitcoin Cash stickers on several delivery backpacks moving through central Buenos Aires.It would also give me some room to keep building around BCH beyond this initial real-world experiment.Long-Term VisionThere is also a bigger long-term vision in the background. For a long time I have been thinking about the idea of a decentralized delivery app whose main payment method would be Bitcoin Cash. But that is a much longer and more distant road.This campaign is not promising that now.What it does propose is a first public test that is concrete and measurable, using tools that already exist and a context I know closely, in order to measure what real signs of adoption appear and document the results.Technical Base Already Built- Murray's Store and Gesia as a foundation for commerce, catalog management, and automation.- Munia as a platform for community, vouchers, donations, and rains.- BCH Thermal Stamps as a tool for creating physical vouchers.Why This MattersBitcoin Cash needs more contact with real life: people, streets, payments, habits, doubts, friction, small wins, and visible experiments.Many times, people tried to push BCH through big names or from the top down, but that was not enough to build a real and lasting P2P economy. Bitcoin Cash was designed for ordinary people, for direct use between individuals, and I believe we need to return to that starting point. That is how I arrived here too.A P2P economy also grows in a P2P way: person to person, by word of mouth, and in practice.That is what I want to do now.I am asking for support to carry out this first public test from Argentina, document it openly, and keep building from what we learn.Thank you for reading, and thank you to everyone who can help make it possible.Contact: alan.mendilaharzu@gmail.comNote: English is not my first language, and this text was translated with AI assistance. If anything sounds awkward or less personal than intended, that is the reason.