Barcelona graffiti artists share their love for Bitcoin - image gallery ahead.

Nine months after launching, the Street Cy₿er artist collective has over 100 street artists, musicians and Bitcoin enthusiasts involved. From skate parks and construction sites to train stations and bus stops, a pair of Bitcoin-loving graffiti artists from Barcelona, Spain have been working tirelessly to spread the good word about Bitcoin.

Street Cy₿er, a collective of artists and enthusiasts, has been creating Bitcoin street art all over Europe since its formation in January 2023 to raise awareness about the cryptocurrency. Their efforts can be seen across Barcelona, London, Berlin, Madrid, Prague, Riga (Latvia) and Tallin (Estonia).

Much of their artwork, which they share on social media, aims to deliver powerful statements about the traditional financial system’s purported failures and where Bitcoin can step in.

Bitcoin graffiti on Street CY₿ER’s website. Source: Street CY₿ER.

Bitcoin graffiti on Street CY₿ER’s website. Source: Street CY₿ER.

“Make War Unaffordable” poster. Source: Street Cy₿er

Graffiti artists at work. Source: Street Cy₿er

“Print Books Not Money” poster at a bus interchange in Barcelona. Source: Street Cy₿er

Not all of Street Cy₿er’s Bitcoin street art is politically motivated — the crew is also appealing to cartoon lovers by showcasing Bitcoin’s symbol with the likes of Mario and Ronald McDonald.

Bitcoin Graffiti. Source: Street Cy₿er

Bitcoin Street Art. Source: X/@Tyler

The Street Cy₿er website’s gallery currently shows more than 70 images of their artwork, all of which feature the Bitcoin logo or mention its name. Street believes that Bitcoin is being used to build a “new society” that flourishes off of individual freedom and voluntary cooperation — a philosophy pushed by many cryptocurrency-anarchists around the world. He thinks that if states used Bitcoin to fund education as opposed to printing money, free education worldwide could become a possibility.