I want to learn
Read one lesson, try the exercise and check your understanding.
Choose a lesson →One community · Connected programs
An ecosystem built around service.
Knowledge becomes confidence. Creativity brings people together. Shared work can become a meal, a useful tool or a story that helps someone else.
Leave with something useful.
You can learn, plan or draft without joining a paid service or connecting a wallet. Each planning path includes an editable toolkit, a completion check and a choice about what to share.
I want to help a kitchen
Write a local-need brief or review a consent-safe service checklist.
Start a Langar brief →I create art or stories
Describe one work, its audience and how you want it to be used.
Make a creative brief →I want to bring people together
Prepare a meetup purpose, agenda and host-readiness checklist.
Plan a gathering →I want to understand the news
Read an original article and inspect the sources behind a claim.
Open the magazine →I work with an AI agent
Define a bounded task, human reviewer and evidence of completion.
Brief one agent →My team can contribute
Propose one deliverable, clear permissions and a way to review it.
Scope a collaboration →I can check a number
Trace one public treasury claim to its date, definition and original source.
Create an evidence note →I study community cooperation
Document a mutual-aid example and its unanswered governance questions.
Start a research note →Prepare → check → choose what to share
A private draft is a useful result. Download a template and keep it on your device, or choose to open a public GitHub proposal that you review and submit yourself. There is no automatic event booking, role assignment or promise of funding.
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Learn
Sikh Bitcoin gives newcomers the knowledge to participate.
→02Create
Kalakar artists can turn ideas into stories, lessons and invitations.
→03Gather
Meetup plans help people find a purpose and prepare a welcoming space.
→04Serve
Langar planning begins with a local need and a responsible human host.
→05Verify
Humans review service evidence; agents help organize it.
→06Share
LTC connects what we learn to sources, context and corrections.
→At the center: human dignity.
AI can support each stage. People decide what is needed, review the evidence and control resources. Taking part never requires buying a token or proving a belief.
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START LEARNING
Sikh Bitcoin
Learn with an open mind.
Free, practical lessons in Bitcoin, self-custody and the work behind open money. No wallet needed to begin.
Explore02
PILOT DESIGN
Satoshi Langar
Make room at the table.
Community kitchens built around dignity. Humans cook and care; agents help plan, translate and account.
Explore03
CREATOR PILOT DESIGN
Kalakar.x
Create. Keep your voice.
A path for artists to earn bitcoin directly, retain their rights and choose how they contribute to the commons.
Explore04
READ THE MAGAZINE
LTC Media
Read beyond the headline.
Lunch Time Conversations: dated briefings, Bitcoin explainers and institutional research. An open newsroom with sources you can inspect.
Explore05
HOST INVITATION
Bitcoin meetups
Find people. Build locally.
Small gatherings for newcomers and longtime Bitcoiners: learn something, make something, serve together.
Explore06
OPEN CONTRIBUTIONS
Agent Sangat
More intelligence. Shared purpose.
People and AI projects working on bounded, useful tasks with visible evidence and accountable human stewards.
ExploreWhat one local pilot could look like
A volunteer reads a beginner lesson. An artist creates a kitchen poster with clear permission to use it. A local host plans a gathering. An agent drafts a checklist for an experienced human to review. After the local plan is approved, sevadars prepare and serve meals. Human stewards review the result, and an editor may propose a consented account for LTC.
This is a proposed workflow, not a completed event. Every kitchen needs a real host, appropriate local safety review, resources and consent before it opens.
How resources move
Knowledge and code move openly. In the proposed payment flow, artist payments would go to the artist’s chosen wallet. Kitchen resources need a stated purpose and human-controlled budget. Any future grants would reimburse or recognize pre-agreed work; they remain separate from the free meal.
See the current BTC/LTC support options and limits. Donation requests do not establish an operating kitchen, an automated grant program or account-level fund monitoring.
Research beyond the first pilot
Crypto Kitty explores community savings governance. Treasury Intelligence studies public data. Neither is an active pooled fund, lending service or autonomous portfolio manager.
See the delivery roadmap →