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Bitcoin Education Tools

Small, free, in-browser tools for classrooms and self-study: no sign-up, nothing sent to a server, built and maintained by My First Bitcoin.

Bitcoin & Satoshi Converter

Convert between Bitcoin, satoshis, and your local currency in real time, powered by live exchange rates.

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Random Number Generator

Step-by-step breakdown of how Bitcoin private keys and random numbers are generated using cryptographic entropy.

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SHA-256 Hash Generator

See determinism, the avalanche effect, and the fixed-size fingerprint behind Bitcoin, live in your browser.

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Group Organizer

Quickly split a class into groups: enter the student count and an ideal group size for an instant visual layout.

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Fractional Reserve Explorer

Pick a country to see its real banking capital and reserve rules, a worked $1,000 example, and a country-vs-country comparison.

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The Fiat Standard

Pick a currency and trace what actually stood behind it, layer by layer: gold, another country's currency, or nothing at all. In 1971 every chain that ran through Washington went hollow at once.

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The Rise and Fall of Currencies

Every money that has ever led world trade has lost the position. The handovers run from Babylonian silver to the dollar across 5,000 years, alongside the wars, conquests and inventions that moved them.

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Quotes on Sound Money

Bitcoin and sound money in the words of the Austrian school of economics and Bitcoin's own pioneers: Mises, Hayek, Menger, Rothbard, Satoshi Nakamoto, and more.

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Hall of Fame

The people behind Bitcoin's history: the pseudonymous founder, the cypherpunks who came before, the developers who built it, and a few ordinary people whose moments became part of the story.

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Scam Risk Checker

A 10-question check on a transaction or a new contact: pressure, promises, secrecy, and how well you actually know who you're dealing with. Nothing is stored.

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