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If you want to destroy some fiat money, you can set fire to it.
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Like a lot of Bitcoiners, I’ve spent much of the last few days processing the Coldcard revelations and trying to spread the word.
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If you don’t own any bitcoin but want to “get off zero”, this is the guide for you.
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Anyone who’s signed up for a crypto platform in the UK will be familiar with the FCA’s risk warning and “appropriateness assessment”.
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“Bitcoin is too slow to be money”.
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“A new key pair should be used for each transaction to keep them from being linked to a common owner.” - Satoshi Nakamoto In the Bitcoin whitepaper, Satoshi alluded to the privacy cost associated with address reuse.
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This is my start-to-finish guide to buying bitcoin on Peach, a mobile-first peer-to-peer marketplace.
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This guide will be most useful to people who already own some bitcoin.
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Most guides to owning Bitcoin dive straight into specific topics or debates.
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Ask five people what Bitcoin is and you’ll get five different answers.
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Today is April 1st, but this is not an April Fools’ joke.
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This is a step-by-step guide to buying bitcoin on Bisq, a decentralised peer-to-peer exchange.
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You’ve probably heard that Bitcoin uses more electricity than all of Switzerland.
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This chart compares Bitcoin and gold across time using two complementary views: a direct price ratio, and an indexed performance comparison.
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Hashrate is simply hashes per second: how many times per second a miner can run Bitcoin’s proof-of-work function while searching for a valid block header.
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Dollar cost averaging (DCA) is a simple way to invest gradually over time without obsessing over timing.
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Solo mining sits at an interesting intersection of Bitcoin’s incentives, its security model, and its culture.
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The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart is a long-term, logarithmic view of Bitcoin’s price history, designed to show broad, long-term market patterns rather than short-term price action. 🛠 Rainbow chart - visit the live site to use it.
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Bitcoin has gone from a niche experiment to a global, free-market monetary asset.
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One satoshi (or ‘sat’) is the smallest unit in Bitcoin: 100,000,000 sats = 1 BTC.
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Solo bitcoin mining is basically a lottery: you’re hashing against the entire network, hoping to find the next valid block before everyone else does.
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In my explainer on mnemonic seeds, we explored how recovery phrases emerge from pure entropy - coin tosses, dice rolls, pure randomness.
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This tool can tell you when a specific Bitcoin block was mined - or, conversely, which block a specific moment falls in.
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Update, April 2026: The sub-six-month window in which crypto ETNs could be held in a Stocks & Shares ISA has now closed.
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Looking to learn more about Bitcoin?
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If you’ve ever wanted to accept Bitcoin donations on your site without trusting a payment processor or exposing your wallet, this page is for you.
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Your Bitcoin wallet’s security boils down to a list of random words.
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In this guide, I’m going to show you how to build a system for accepting Lightning payments via your own node.
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Today I’ll show you how to build your first Bitcoin node using a Raspberry Pi 5 and several off-the-shelf parts.
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“The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.” - Satoshi Nakamoto Everyone starts out thinking they’re late to Bitcoin; I certainly did.