What Is Bitcoin?
A peer-to-peer monetary network with a fixed supply, open rules, and no central issuer.
Learn Bitcoin
education for a multi-asset platform
Bitcoin Basics
Core concepts: what Bitcoin is, how it moves on the network, and what to know before you buy or hold.
How to Buy Bitcoin
Ways to acquire Bitcoin, what to compare between platforms, and steps before your first purchase.
Public and Private Keys
How cryptographic keys prove ownership and authorize every Bitcoin transfer.
How Bitcoin Transactions Work
From wallet broadcast to network confirmation—what happens when you send Bitcoin.
How Bitcoin Fees Work
Why fees vary, how miners prioritize transactions, and how to avoid overpaying.
How New Bitcoin Is Created
Mining, block rewards, and the schedule that reduces new supply over time.
Can the 21 Million Cap Change?
Why Bitcoin's supply limit is enforced by consensus—and what changing it would require.
Sending and Receiving Bitcoin
Addresses, confirmations, and checks to complete before you move funds on-chain.
On-Chain vs. Off-Chain Activity
When settlement happens on the blockchain and when secondary layers take over.
Avoiding Bitcoin Scams
Common fraud patterns and habits that protect your keys, accounts, and funds.
Can Bitcoin Be Hacked?
Separating network security from exchange risk, phishing, and personal key mistakes.
Why Hold Bitcoin?
Common reasons investors allocate to Bitcoin—and the risks to weigh alongside them.
How to Store Bitcoin
Wallet types, backup discipline, and custody models that help you protect Bitcoin over the long term.
Introduction to Bitcoin Wallets
What wallets do, the main types available, and how they relate to your keys.
Choosing a Wallet
How to compare hardware, mobile, and custodial options for your situation.
Recovery Phrases Explained
What a seed phrase is, how to back it up, and why it must stay private.
How Wallets Work
Key generation, balance tracking, and what happens when you click send.
Custodial vs. Self-Custody
Who holds the keys, what each model implies, and when each approach fits.
Cold Storage Basics
Keeping signing keys offline to reduce exposure to remote attacks.
Starting with Self-Custody
A practical path from exchange purchase to keys you control.
What Is Proof of Reserves?
How custodians demonstrate that client balances are backed—and what to look for in published reports.
Bitcoin Taxes & Estate Planning
Tax treatment, inheritance planning, and record-keeping essentials for individuals and families who hold Bitcoin.
How Bitcoin Is Taxed
General tax treatment of Bitcoin as property and events that can trigger reporting.
Record-Keeping for Taxes
Documents and data to track so you can report Bitcoin activity accurately.
Tax Loss Harvesting
Using realized losses to offset gains within applicable tax rules.
Bitcoin and the Law
How regulatory status varies and what compliance typically involves for holders.
Can Bitcoin Be Seized?
When authorities can access Bitcoin and how custody choices affect exposure.
Planning Bitcoin Inheritance
Steps so heirs can access Bitcoin without exposing keys too early.
Bitcoin After You Pass Away
Why Bitcoin is easy to lose without a plan—and what heirs need to know.
Bitcoin in Retirement Accounts
Overview of tax-advantaged wrappers that may allow Bitcoin exposure.