In a world growing increasingly centralized, two organizations are taking the opposite path. Dandelion Labs JSC, a blockchain technology studio based in Vietnam, has announced its sponsorship of WeAreBitcoin.org, an educational and technical initiative focused on Bitcoin self-sovereignty. Together, they aim to develop a suite of open-source tools that strengthen the foundations of the Bitcoin ecosystem.

This is not a marketing stunt. There are no NFTs to sell, no coins to list. This collaboration is about software, access, and resilience.

The Mission: Build Tools That Serve People, Not Platforms

The internet is full of noise. Dandelion Labs and WeAreBitcoin.org are building in the quiet. The project is simple in purpose: create public goods that anyone can use, adapt, and contribute to — no strings attached.

Their roadmap includes:

• A Bitcoin merchant wallet with sub-accounts, staff roles, and auto-rotating addresses.
• Infrastructure for non-custodial payment flows, including Lightning support through third-party APIs.
• Interactive education tools for understanding wallets, backups, and decentralization.
• A community-driven map of Bitcoin-friendly venues, enriched through local contributions and cryptographic verification.

Everything will be released under permissive licenses. Everything will live in public repositories.

Why Dandelion Labs Is Sponsoring This Work

Dandelion Labs has spent years building for others — NFT platforms, DAO tools, and blockchain integrations. But the landscape has changed. The noise got louder. The incentives got murky.

Bitcoin stands apart. It asks for nothing but precision. It rewards discipline. And most importantly, it still runs — without CEOs, without venture capital, without drama.

By sponsoring the open-source work of WeAreBitcoin.org, Dandelion is investing in long-term impact. Not just for Bitcoiners, but for anyone who values digital self-determination.

Why WeAreBitcoin.org?

WeAreBitcoin.org is not a product. It’s a platform for ideas and tools, built by a small group of developers, educators, and advocates who believe Bitcoin should be simple to understand and safe to use.

Their principles are clear:

• No tokens.
• No speculation.
• No gatekeeping.

They focus on education, local onboarding, and developer tooling. Their audience is global, but their roots are local — starting in Vietnam, with plans to expand across Asia and Latin America.

What Comes Next

This collaboration marks the beginning of a deeper commitment to public infrastructure in the Bitcoin space.

Development is already underway. The first release — a merchant wallet prototype — is expected by Q3 2025. It will be followed by integrations into the Bitcoin venue map and educational workshops aimed at local merchants and freelancers.

Developers who want to contribute can do so directly through GitHub. Writers, designers, and educators are also welcome. This is not a closed team — it’s an open invitation.

Final Words

In an industry full of marketing decks and VC slides, this partnership stands for something else: utility, clarity, and freedom. It’s a small step toward a world where individuals — not platforms — hold the keys.

The work will speak for itself.