Bitcoin Fundamentals
21 million cap, no central authority, permissionless and censorship-resistant. Bitcoin is digital money you truly own. No bank required.
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Keeping data yours: threat models, tools, and trade-offs.
The Road to Serfdom
A quick and plain-English summary of Hayek's classic take on freedom, planning, and why good intentions can still go very wrong.
Run Your LN Node on a Raspberry Pi
How to set up a self-custodial Lightning node with Alby Hub on a Raspberry Pi. Full control over your funds, 100% open source.
Criptoria
From Greece to Bitcoin: the milestones connecting mathematics, cryptography, computing and the struggle for individual sovereignty.
Bitcoin with Rigor
A detailed analysis of how Bitcoin works, component by component, with its potential and its risks as a monetary experiment.
Understanding Taxes
Your paycheck, your coffee, the house you just bought: taxes are everywhere. Where your money actually goes after payday.
The Cypherpunks
In the early '90s the Cypherpunks set out to defend digital privacy. Their encryption and their ideals shaped the world we live in.
Bitcoin: A Work in Progress
They say Bitcoin is old and boring. This book walks through its latest developments, seen by one of its own developers.
Pretty Good Privacy
PGP signs, encrypts and decrypts text, email, files and whole partitions. What it is, how it works, and how to actually use it.
Mastering Bitcoin
From the basics to the deepest technical details of how Bitcoin works. The guide for taking part in the Internet of Money.
The Genesis Book
Bitcoin did not appear out of nowhere. The people and projects that spent decades trying to build money free of government control.