Mock — sample only, not the full set

Resources for people new to Bitcoin

Follow the path in order, or jump to a topic. Resources are ranked by importance, with Beginner items first within each tier. This is a mock sample from the approved ontology — 14 items, not the full Combined sheet — so you can see the structure before the full labeling is done.

Your learning path — in order

  1. 1
    Start here — Bitcoin basics

    What Bitcoin is, in plain language.

  2. 2
    Money & economics

    What money is, why it loses value, and what sound money means.

  3. 3
    How Bitcoin works

    Blockchain, transactions, supply, and fees — without jargon first.

  4. 4
    Wallets & keys

    How to hold bitcoin safely, and what never to share.

  5. 5
    Buying, sending & spending

    Getting bitcoin, sending it, and using it day to day.

  6. 6
    Security

    Staying safe, spotting scams, and understanding privacy.

Then go deeper: Mining & the Network · History, People & Adoption

How the parts fit together

Network Wallets & Keys Transactions Mining Security

A simple map, not a diagram copied from anywhere: the network sets the rules, wallets hold your keys, transactions move bitcoin, mining confirms them, and security is what keeps the whole chain yours.

Pick your level

Beginner

Start Here, Money basics, and Wallets basics. Short, plain-language resources first.

Beginner path →

Advanced

Markets, energy, and adoption deep dives — after the basics.

Advanced path →

Most-asked questions

See all 61 questions →

Browse all topics

How Bitcoin Works

The ideas underneath Bitcoin, without the jargon first.

1 mock resources in this sample

Sorting on every topic page: Importance 5 first, then 4, 3, 2 — Beginner level first within each importance tier.

What this mock is — and isn't

These pages use a small, verified sample of titles and links from the goldhammers readings export, labeled under the approved ontology for design review only. They are not the finished labeling of the 2,897-row Combined sheet, which is not deduplicated and still needs the full labeling pass. The Unique tab's pre-existing flag columns were not touched. The structure here follows the feel you liked — a numbered path, level tracks, most-asked questions up front, and a topic grid — implemented in our own design, with no text, images, or branding copied from that site.