Learn Bitcoin basics with guides to BTC wallets, mining, security, self-custody, transactions, and how Bitcoin works in crypto markets.
Bitcoin dominance tracks Bitcoin's share of total crypto market value. When it rises, Bitcoin is gaining ground. When it falls, altcoins or stablecoins are picking up that share. This guide explains exactly what each move means, where to find live data, and what to check before acting on a single BTC.D candle.
Bitcoin Pizza Day turns one of crypto’s strangest early purchases into a lasting lesson about value, utility, and hindsight. The 10,000 BTC pizza trade proved Bitcoin could buy something real long before it became a billion-dollar headline.
Bitcoin halving cuts the new BTC paid to miners, slowing issuance without guaranteeing a price move. The real impact depends on demand, ETF flows, miner behavior, and broader market conditions.
Bitcoin was created by Satoshi Nakamoto. That name appears on the whitepaper, the first software release, and the earliest transactions on the network. Whether Satoshi was one person or a group and why every major identity reveal has failed so far, this article covers all of it in plain terms for anyone new to the topic.
Bitcoin holder rankings look simple until you realize they mix individual wallets, corporate treasuries, ETF trusts, and government seizures in the same list. This guide breaks down who holds the most bitcoins, what each category means, and why the answer changes depending on what you're counting.
Bitcoin has more than one origin date, and most beginners pick the wrong one. This article covers the four key milestones. It also cover the Bitcoin origin story that matters for understanding how the asset works today.
Bitcoin has already issued over 20 million of its 21 million cap. This guide covers how many BTC are left to mine, how the issuance schedule works, and what the shrinking supply means for miners and buyers.
Bitcoin hashrate estimates how much computing power miners spend securing the network each second. This guide explains the units, how difficulty connects to it, what drives the number up or down, and if it’s a price signal.
A bitcoin paper wallet is a printed record of a private key and receive address. This guide explains how they work, why they fell out of use, and how to safely move funds from an old one without exposing the key to unnecessary risk.
Learn what Bitcoin is, how it works, why it has value, and the key risks around custody, volatility, and regulation.
Bitcoin can be bought through Bitcoin-first apps, crypto exchanges, wallet apps, or peer-to-peer routes. This guide explains where to buy BTC, how each route works, and what to check before moving funds.
