Most friends and family just need Learn and Get Started. This page is for when someone says, “Okay, I’m serious. Show me the real stuff.”
All links here are Bitcoin-first or Bitcoin-only. No token trading, no altcoin hype.
These are where we send Arkansas folks who want a stronger foundation or a more inspiring explanation than a 2-minute conversation.
Michael Saylor’s “Bitcoin is Hope” framing — why Bitcoin as a long-term savings technology matters in a world of debt and inflation.
Short, clean articles and animations on “What is Bitcoin?”, “Why is Bitcoin valuable?”, and “How to talk to friends and family.”
“Zero to hero in one page” — video tutorials on wallets, buying, security, and Lightning, from a Bitcoin-only educator.
Tip: For most Arkansas folks, one article from River + one or two BTC Sessions videos + a single Hope.com talk is more than enough to “click.”
When someone’s stack stops being “lunch money” and starts being real savings, these are the places to learn how not to lose it.
Bitcoin custody fundamentals, multisig explainers, inheritance planning, and practical guides for real families and small businesses.
A modern, Bitcoin-only wallet for secure self-custody, collaborative multisig, and inheritance workflows — with an excellent mobile experience.
Clear, practical video guides on hardware wallets, multisig, backup safety, and “protect your savings” routines.
Guidance: For friends & family, suggest they practice with small amounts and move slowly into self-custody as their confidence grows.
For the person who asks “Where did this come from?” and wants to see the original writings that shaped Bitcoin’s design and philosophy.
“Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System” — Satoshi Nakamoto’s original 2008 paper that started it all.
Curated archives of Satoshi’s writings and key cypherpunk essays that influenced Bitcoin’s creation.
A few signal-heavy places to keep up with Bitcoin without falling into “number go up” distraction or crypto-token churn.
One of the oldest Bitcoin news and analysis outlets — articles, opinion, and coverage focused on Bitcoin’s ecosystem.
More data-driven macro and on-chain charts for those who want to study cycles and market structure.
Longer-form essays and explainers on Bitcoin’s role in savings, energy, mining, and global adoption.
You don’t have to send people every link. Usually one or two is enough:
The goal is not to overwhelm. The goal is to give honest, Bitcoin-only paths to stronger understanding.
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