Explore these trusted resources to deepen your understanding of Bitcoin, privacy, self-custody, and financial sovereignty. Whether you’re a beginner or already on your journey, these platforms offer practical guides, tools, and content tailored for global and African audiences.
Crack The Orange – Bitcoin Knowledge Library
An open library of articles, explainers, videos, and practical tools curated to make Bitcoin education accessible to all. Ideal for community builders, educators, and independent learners.
Trezor Academy
A self-paced learning platform by the makers of the Trezor hardware wallet. Learn how to protect your Bitcoin, understand self-custody, and explore Bitcoin’s core principles from a privacy-first perspective.
African Bitcoiners
A pan-African initiative focused on education, community-building, and content creation. African Bitcoiners promote financial empowerment through locally relevant Bitcoin knowledge and collaboration across the continent.
Mi Primer Bitcoin (My First Bitcoin)
Originally founded in El Salvador, My First Bitcoin offers free beginner-friendly courses and learning materials that are now used globally to teach the basics of Bitcoin in schools and communities.
Exonumia Africa
A growing archive of Bitcoin content in African languages, including Swahili, Hausa, Kirundi, Oshiwambo, Lingala, Igbo, Somali, Zulu, etc.
Lopp.net – Bitcoin Information
A highly detailed, technical, and curated index of Bitcoin resources by Jameson Lopp. Includes guides, tools, developer resources, and advanced material for serious learners and builders.
Satoshi’s Journal – Learn
An education hub for Black communities worldwide, focused on building economic freedom through Bitcoin. Includes stories, podcasts, and learning materials tailored for the African Diaspora.
Machankura
SMS Bitcoin Wallet on feature phones without Internet! And WhatsApp (though custodial)
Bantu Bitcoin – Podcast
A Bitcoin-only education podcast from rural Zambia, in Bemba and English. “Bantu Bitcoin” ni podcast ukusambilila pafya Bitcoin mundimi ishapusana; ici ni mu icibemba. Mwaisenipo mukwai bonse!