Introduction to Bitcoin
A short, jargon-free primer on money and Bitcoin. The entry point into the whole education ecosystem.
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Formats
- Self-Paced (Book, PDF, Video, Audio)Online
These free, open-source programs help beginners understand Bitcoin — and anyone can use, adapt, and teach with the material.
A short, jargon-free primer on money and Bitcoin. The entry point into the whole education ecosystem.
The flagship 10-week program, taught by certified educators online or in classrooms in 40+ countries.
An activity-based introduction to value, fairness, money, and Bitcoin — through games, stories, and group discussion.
A strategic, risk-management lens on Bitcoin for executives, finance teams, and decision-makers.
Everyone's Bitcoin journey looks different. Some people want a quick introduction, others want a deeper understanding. Follow the path that fits your goals and learn at a pace that works for you.
Yes, fully free. My First Bitcoin is a non-profit funded by individual donations and small grants from education-focused foundations. We do not sell anything to students, and we do not accept funding that would compromise the curriculum.
No. The intro course is designed for complete beginners — if you can use a phone, you can follow it. The diploma builds on the basics but still assumes no technical or finance background.
Under 60 minutes. You can complete it in one sitting, or break it into shorter sessions over a few days.
A ten-week structured program covering Bitcoin's history, technology, economics, and social impact. Taught by certified educators either online or in person, the diploma is recognised across our global educator network.
The curriculum exists in 40+ languages, with more added regularly by volunteer translators. If your language isn't supported yet, you can help us add it through our open translation platform.
We accept no government funding, no corporate sponsorships with editorial strings, and no token grants. Our budget is published, and our curriculum is peer-reviewed by the global educator network — any bias gets flagged quickly.
Education that empowers cannot come from those who fund and control it. It must be independent, grassroots, and built from the bottom up — led by the community, for the community.
Supported by grassroots donations and aligned partners, we empower students and local educators to teach in their communities around the world.
It starts with you.