PlebLab and Yopaki launch White Paper House, fostering Bitcoin-based innovation, mentorship, and early-stage project development. Tokyo Bitcoin Base collaborates on initiatives supporting indigenous inclusion and decentralized property innovation across Mexico’s Bitcoin ecosystem. A public display of the Bitcoin White Paper now occupies a space in the Plaza de la Independencia in Mérida, Mexico. This city, the capital of Yucatán state, hosted the event as part of a broader initiative to increase adoption and education of the digital currency. The exhibition formed a core part of the recent Startup Day gathering. 🚨 JUST IN: LARGEST Bitcoin White Paper Display to date on a public square in Mexico … 😱⚡️ @yopaki_ Fireworks 🎇 & Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture from V for Vendetta were part of the show 🫡 pic.twitter.com/qjOoWG2IVT — Francisco Chavarria (@FranciscoBTC) October 10, 2025 Startup Day brought together leaders and entrepreneurs from the Bitcoin space. The community accelerator PlebLab and the neobank Yopaki organized the event. It coincided with a Bitcoin Block Party in Mexico. ⚡️Onboarding Bitcoiners Yucatán and Beyond! #StartupDay #Yopaki pic.twitter.com/N0WCOJJdK3 — PlebLab (@PlebLab) October 9, 2025 Following the event, PlebLab announced the inauguration of a physical space named White Paper House. This center will focus on education and property innovation driven by Bitcoin. Source: X The effort aims to support early-stage Bitcoin builders by providing mentorship and resources. A team from the Tokyo Bitcoin Base community also participated. Their goal involves contributing to project development, including initiatives designed to assist indigenous groups in Mexico. The public exhibition of the White Paper acts as a physical anchor for its principles, seeking to make them accessible to a wider audience. pic.twitter.com/AEe4ICxnDo — Lynne ₿ (@lynnerae) October 10, 2025 Interest in Bitcoin within Mexico has accelerated the growth of communities promoting circular economies for the digital currency. For example, Puerto Bitcoin Mazatlán recently became the 40th member of the Latin Bitcoiners Federation. Separately, a café called Bitcoin Isla began accepting payments in satoshis, the smallest unit of bitcoin, in August 2025. These developments point to a gradual integration of Bitcoin into local commerce.