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What is Bitcoin?
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How It Works
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Wallets
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Security
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Getting Started
Core Concepts

Bitcoin Explained Simply

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What is Bitcoin?

Digital money that works without banks. Think of it like email for money—you can send it directly to anyone, anywhere.

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The Blockchain

A shared record book that everyone can read but no one can cheat. Every transaction is written permanently for all to see.

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Mining

Special computers that verify transactions and create new Bitcoin. They're like digital accountants rewarded for their work.

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Wallets

Your personal Bitcoin safe. It doesn't hold coins—it holds special passwords that prove the Bitcoin is yours.

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Public & Private Keys

Like your email address (public) and password (private). Share your address freely; guard your key with your life.

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Why It Has Value

Only 21 million will ever exist. Like digital gold, scarcity plus usefulness creates value.

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See a Transaction Happen

Watch how Bitcoin moves from one person to another

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You
0.5 BTC
Sending 0.1 BTC
Coffee Shop
0.0 BTC
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Create Transaction
You sign with your private key
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Broadcast
Sent to the network
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Verify
Miners check it's valid
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Confirmed
Added to blockchain forever
Test Your Knowledge

Quick Quiz

See how much you've learned with these friendly questions

What makes Bitcoin different from regular money in your bank?

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It's only for buying things online
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No central authority controls it
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It's backed by gold
D
It can only be used in certain countries
Quick Reference

Bitcoin Dictionary

Common terms explained in plain language

Blockchain
A shared digital record book that stores every Bitcoin transaction ever made, visible to everyone.
Wallet
Software or device that stores your Bitcoin keys. Like a digital keychain for your money.
Private Key
Your secret password that proves Bitcoin is yours. Never share it with anyone, ever.
Mining
The process of verifying transactions and adding them to the blockchain using powerful computers.
Satoshi
The smallest unit of Bitcoin (0.00000001 BTC). Named after Bitcoin's creator.
Confirmation
When your transaction is verified and added to the blockchain. More confirmations = more secure.
Common Questions

Frequently Asked

Real answers to questions everyone has when starting out

Is Bitcoin safe?
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Bitcoin itself is extremely secure—the network has never been hacked. The risks come from how you store and manage your Bitcoin. Using reputable exchanges, hardware wallets, and never sharing your private keys keeps you safe.
Do I need to buy a whole Bitcoin?
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Not at all! Bitcoin is divisible to 8 decimal places. You can buy as little as $1 worth. Many people start small and add more over time—this is called "stacking sats."
Where does Bitcoin come from?
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New Bitcoin is created through "mining"—powerful computers solving complex puzzles to verify transactions. Miners are rewarded with new Bitcoin. Only 21 million will ever exist.
Can I lose my Bitcoin?
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You can lose access to your Bitcoin if you lose your private keys or recovery phrase. That's why backup is crucial. Write down your recovery phrase and store it safely offline.
Is it too late to buy Bitcoin?
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Only about 2% of the world owns any Bitcoin. Major institutions are just starting to adopt it. Many believe we're still in the early innings of a much longer story.

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