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Pedro Vital working on his laptop by the sea.

Santo Domingo · Dominican Republic

STANDING STILL IS ALSO A DECISION.

This decade’s industrial revolution is digital. From the Dominican Republic, I work with companies, organizations and institutions across the Caribbean and Latin America that want to understand that change in time and decide what to do about it.

Let’s talk about your next step →
Pedro Vital standing in front of a wall covered in binary code, looking down thoughtfully.

When too many things seem urgent, I help decide what to do first and why.

Choose what works. Apply it where it matters.

Understand what bitcoin can do for your organization, and what it can’t, before you decide.

Companies, institutions and communities that need to coordinate for a project to move forward.

Where we start

First, a workshop.

Before any project, half a day with your leadership team. No commitment to hire anything else.

01 · FIRST STEP

Workshop

Technology, transactions and value applied to your sector. Your team walks out knowing what to apply first.

Half a day · At your company
02

Pilot

A real, scoped and measurable case: AI in one process or a new way to get paid.

03

Ongoing support

Strategy, institutional relations and ecosystem building to scale what works.

A business that works and an open question: what comes next.

An initiative that needs several players to agree in order to move forward.

A shared interest that needs to become something concrete and actionable.

Results

Work with verifiable results.

From the Dominican Republic, with projects and conversations across the region.

AI, Money and Bitcoin panel at El Este Emprende, La Romana
Latest

“AI, Money and Bitcoin” panel at El Este Emprende

What each sector in the region can do with artificial intelligence and with bitcoin, explained to entrepreneurs from the East alongside Ernesto Folch and Carlos Gutiérrez.

La Romana · October 24, 2026
Vamo' al Mambo cover, the Dominican Republic guide with Compai
Own product · AI + Bitcoin

Compai, the AI-powered guide to the Dominican Republic

Tell it your time, your style and your budget, and it builds the plan: from a 7-hour layover to a full weekend, across 10 destinations in the country. It includes the businesses that accept bitcoin, so the value stays in the community.

Vamo’ al Mambo · In Spanish and English

Try it →

Pedro Vital and Mike Peterson at Bitcoin Beach, El Salvador
In the region

Bitcoin Circular Economy Summit, El Salvador

A conversation with Mike Peterson of Bitcoin Beach about what it takes to build a circular economy: trust, education and businesses willing to take part.

El Zonte, El Salvador · 2026
  • 01CrearAlgoThe agency Banco Popular Dominicano featured as a success story.
  • 02Bitcoin DominicanaGrassroots adoption, with independent coverage 2025–2026.
  • 03Legislative workTechnical drafting and testimony before the Finance Committee.
  • 04ASOBITCOINBuilding institutions and ecosystem.
  • 05Amigos del ComercioDigital payments for merchants, with a live production site.

One thing leads to another

01Advertising

I learned that a good idea isn’t enough. It has to move someone.

02Internet

People moved online, and I had to learn how to reach them there.

03Marketing

Communicating well stopped being enough. I had to understand data and, above all, my clients’ business.

04Technology

And behind all of that, technology was rewriting the rules of entire industries, not just advertising.

05Bitcoin

And then another question came up: what happens when technology changes money too?

06Artificial intelligence

Now it’s not just the tools that are changing. It’s also who, or what, can create, analyze and execute.

07Institutions

And I understood that none of this moves forward with technology alone. It takes companies, institutions and people willing to sit at the same table. A good part of my work today is exactly that.

08What’s next?

That’s still the question.

I’m Pedro Vital. I come from advertising, creativity and marketing. Over time my work moved closer to business and technology, and bitcoin came later, as part of that path. I founded Bitcoin Dominicana and today I preside over ASOBITCOIN. I’m interested in understanding what an idea can contribute and what it takes to put it into practice.

An opportunity, a question or a project still taking shape, in the Dominican Republic or across the region. Let’s start with a conversation.