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Nonprofit Takes Wall Street Journal Ad Campaign to Promote Bitcoin Education

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A nonprofit focused on Bitcoin education has taken out a full-page ad in The Wall Street Journal's print edition, signaling a push to introduce cryptocurrency to a broader audience.

The ad, placed by gettingbitcoin.org and operated by The Nakamoto Project, a Wyoming-based U.S. nonprofit, ran in the newspaper’s print edition.

The advertisement centers on the idea that Bitcoin has moved beyond a niche or fringe interest, featuring the word “fringe” with a line stating that era is “officially over.”

The ad also makes specific claims about adoption, asserting that one in four Americans holds Bitcoin and that hundreds of millions of people worldwide own it.

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