Guides

Bitcoin Diploma 2025 by Mi Primer Bitcoin is a flagship, free, and open-source 10-week program implemented worldwide, offering a deep dive into Bitcoin's history, technology, and global impact.

Saving Satoshi is a light-hearted, interactive science fiction story and a technical game for developers of all ages who want to learn how Bitcoin works.

bitcoin++ is a developer-focused conference series for audiences who are excited to get deeper into the cutting edge of Bitcoin tech. bitcoin++ took place in Berlin on October 11-13, 2024.

Bitcoin Core 28.0 contains new P2P and mempool policy features that may be useful for a number of wallets and transaction types, including simple payments, coinjoins, Lightning Network transactions, Ark transactions, LN splices, and more.

"In this tutorial I will share the steps to use electrum plugin for joinstr on Ubuntu," writes @/dev/fd0.

"This is a comprehensive yet superficial paper, as it touches on many different areas without exhausting any...More importantly, it aims to help the reader understand the significant impact this exciting new field can have on the Web, although not without its risks," writes @Pippellia.

Silent payments allow users to share a single address without sacrificing privacy by generating a unique key that only the sender and receiver can identify.

Jeff Czyz from Lightning Dev Kit wrote a walkthrough on BOLT12, explaining what it is and how one can make use of it in LDK.

Alejandro de la Torre of Demand Pool has put together a quick guide on Stratumv2 solo mining via Demand Pool.

Privacy and freedom tech advocate Seth For Privacy shared some key insights on implications of yesterdays indictment for Samourai Wallet and Whirlpool users.

"With this guide, you can set up a Bitcoin and Lightning node from scratch, doing everything yourself. You will learn about Linux, Bitcoin, and Lightning. As a result, you'll have your very own MicroBolt node, built by you and no one else."