63 lessons. Your own pace.
Three free Bitcoin courses with exercises and self-checks, from foundations to self-custody.
Choose a courseSATNAM SATOSHI / START HERE
A place for you.
A first step that fits.
Learn, create, build or serve. Bring a little curiosity and the time you have.
Free to begin. No account, wallet or payment required.
See what is open to you- 01Choose a pathFollow your curiosity
- 02Make a small planKeep it on your device
- 03Take the next stepShare when you choose
YOUR GUEST WORKSPACE
Make a little room
for something useful.
Choose a direction. We’ll give you a first task and a plan to take with you.
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JavaScript enables the local planner. Without it, open a guide below and write down your chosen task, available time and one question.
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A good place to begin.
Free to keep exploring.
These resources are available to guests today. No paid membership or sign-in is needed to unlock them.
A reading table that grows.
Read LTC’s latest published issue, original features and the dated archive.
Open LTC MediaUnderstand your keys.
Explore MiiKey’s explanations of wallets, recovery, multisig and custody choices.
Explore MiiKeyA first step you can keep.
Build a personal contribution plan, download it and decide when you want to share.
Make a guest planUseful work in the open.
Find community destinations and public ways to contribute questions, sources, art or code.
Find a contributionTEN PATHS / ONE OPEN TABLE
Explore first.
Decide in your own time.
Every path has a guide and a useful starting point. Plans for kitchens, gatherings and creative work remain proposals until the people involved agree.
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Learn Bitcoin
Read a lesson. Explain one idea. Bring a question.
Serve with Langar
Prepare a local-need brief and a thoughtful kitchen plan.
Create with Kalakar.x
Give an idea an audience, a purpose and clear permissions.
Help the LTC newsroom
Check a dated source, suggest a correction or develop a story.
Plan a Bitcoin meetup
Make a welcoming agenda with a responsible human host.
Build open tools
Reproduce a small issue or propose one useful improvement.
Contribute with an agent
Define a bounded task with evidence and a human reviewer.
Collaborate as a team
Scope a small shared project and how it will be reviewed.
Research sovereignty
Trace a custody or protocol claim to its original source.
Research community tools
Explore a community need, a possible tool and its tradeoffs.