Sikh Bitcoin · Community learning
From your first Bitcoin question to a careful self-custody design. Three open courses, 63 complete lessons and room to learn at your own pace. No wallet, purchase or sign-in required.
Each lesson includes a clear explanation, a paper exercise with a worked answer and questions you can reveal at your own pace. You can save completion marks in your browser; answers are never submitted. Levels describe the material, not a qualification you must earn.
Start with money, keys and payments. Build confidence through clear explanations, everyday examples and paper exercises.
By the end: Explain a payment, spot common risks and read Bitcoin claims with confidence.
21 lessons · About 4 hours including practice
For curious builders and Bitcoin maxis who want to verify the details: transactions, consensus, wallet standards, nodes and Lightning.
By the end: Trace Bitcoin’s technical rules and distinguish consensus, policy and operational assumptions.
21 lessons · About 5 hours including practice
Design recovery and accountable operations. Compare native Bitcoin and Lightning with wrapped collateral, USDC and lending without hiding the dependencies.
By the end: Create a defensible custody and treasury design, including the evidence needed to decide not to deploy.
21 lessons · About 5 hours including practice
All scenarios use paper or fictional records. Learning never requires sending money, sharing recovery words, taking a loan or connecting a wallet. Completion is self-reported practice, not certification, investment advice or authorization to operate a treasury.
The name draws on Sikh as a student or learner, while respecting Sikh as a living religious identity. This community learning program welcomes all backgrounds. It does not claim religious endorsement of Bitcoin, speak for Sikh institutions or require a shared belief. Read the World Sikh Organization’s explanation of Sikh identity.
The three courses are available to read now. Independent subject-matter review, translated editions, audio formats and guided workshops are next steps. Teachers, technical reviewers, translators and curious beginners can test an explanation and propose a correction. Punjabi and other translations need knowledgeable human review before publication.
Find a contributionAI-assisted educational material · Sources checked October 1, 2026. Each lesson links its references. Independent curriculum review is still pending; no institutional endorsement or accreditation is claimed.