Bring Back the BCH Mobile Billboard to the Streets of Maputo and Matola
As many in the community already know, I was recently involved in a serious accident during my last BCH meetup, which caused significant damage to the BCH Mobile Billboard vehicle — also known locally as the “CHAPA”.
Fortunately, I came out unharmed physically, but I did experience moderate psychological impact and a period of mental disruption. Still, I never once considered stepping away from my mission of continuing local onboarding work.
I remain committed — shaken, but firmly standing — and in order to avoid leaving the vehicle inactive and the most effective BCH mobility and awareness tool “buried”, I’ve decided to open a fundraising campaign to get it back on the road.
However, this campaign is not structured like the previous one on Fundme.cash. It is designed so that any funds received can be immediately used for essential repairs and getting the vehicle operational again as soon as possible.
I personally deployed the landing page here:
[https://bch-mobile-billboard.vercel.app](https://bch-mobile-billboard.vercel.app)
and all sats received will go directly toward restoring the BCH Mobile Billboard.
## You may wonder: why not launch again on Fundme.cash?
For those who have followed the journey of this vehicle, you know it was originally funded successfully through that platform. Today, it is already out in the streets doing what it was built to do. However, it has not yet generated enough operational history for me to present a fully structured report back to the community.
My intention is to properly document, stabilize, and grow this initiative as both a real-world business and a powerful BCH onboarding and visibility tool in Maputo and Matola. I see Fundme as a serious platform for structured seed funding, and I will return there when the campaign requires that type of formal setup — but not in the current situation.
Right now, the priority is simple: get the vehicle back on the road.
At the same time, I prefer to rely on people who already know my work and understand the level of effort and dedication I put into onboarding people locally into the BCH ecosystem — both individuals and businesses.
I truly believe the community can come together on this. More than 50% of real-world onboarding here happens through the BCH Mobile Billboard (CHAPA). It is constantly on the streets, sparking curiosity, and creating conversations every day. One simple question from someone seeing it — “what is that symbol?” — is often the first step into onboarding a new user into Bitcoin Cash.
Let’s bring the BCH Mobile Billboard back to the streets of Maputo and Matola.
I’m counting on you — because together, we are stronger.
