Thank you for this! I literally was thinking tonight that I wanted to find a guide like this -- I know a lot of bits about btc, more on the finance side than the tech side, but since joining NOSTR I've realized I've got a LOT of gaps in my knowledge, and I've never really looked into it from the ground up. This has given me a lot of great resources to check out.

Of the books mentioned I have read 2 and I know 4/5 mentioned, all but 21 lessons, the videos I didn't know any of them, but what has caught my attention is Darthcoin guides, I will take a look at it.

Great resource list! I created an interactive education app called Jippi for users to earn and learn about Bitcoin with others. Our site is here: https://jippi.app. We're aiming to be the most beginner-friendly pathway into Bitcoin.

https://planb.network/ this is great content for noobs like me as well as for more experienced bitcoiners... check it out!

I've also found that the 99bitcoins YouTube channel finds a healthy balance between not being overly technical but still explaining some of the vague terms to non-tech people.

Suggested: "The bitcoin beginner's guide to Public Key Encryption" #476074

Bitcoin magazine's 21 days course is amazing. It takes you on a journey where you get to know Bitcoin closely in a simple and entertaining way.

All other resources provided here are also worth exploring. But if you're someone who is just a novice, you must first go through the 21 Days course.

I would add to books: "The Price of Tomorrow" by Jeff Booth "The Sovereign Individual" by James Dale Davidson, Lord William Rees-Mogg "Principles of Economics" by Saifedean Ammous "Layered Money" by Nik Bhatia To websites: https://nakamotoinstitute.org/ To videos: https://www.youtube.com/@BTCSessions/

The one you really should add is "learn me a bitcoin"

Into your booklist, especially for those coming to Bitcoin from a non-technical background, is Yan Pritzker's "Inventing Bitcoin" which explains how Bitcoin works without getting technical. Through understanding this, many of the normal early questions get answered.

GM. I would like to suggest the following website https://estudiobitcoin.com/ for those who have Spanish as main language. I found it 6-7 months ago and it helped a lot right from the beginning. I hope you enjoy it.

Missing the "The Creature from Jekyll Island". If one reads this book, they will understand what motivated the creation of Bitcoin.

Ever wonder why we never taught how money actually works in school?

I think you should not allow to be posted any post-link here. ONLY guides with proof of work writing them. I see too much spam and crap posts that will only confuse newbies.

If somebody saw a nostr note or tweet, could just pass the text here and put at the end a source link. But just posting a fucking link saying "here is a guide for x wallet" it worth nothing but a downzap.

We want to teach newbies about proof of work but many are doing exactly opposite. FFS if you do not want to dedicate 10 min from your life writing a nice guide with your own hands and brain, then better GFY.

Yes....

My goal is to teach my community Bitcoin locally in our language but I need funding

I want to get more familiar with Bitcoin, to get my family into it, thanks for the recourses!

No need to zap this post, please. I appreciate it, but it's just a revised and updated resource directory. I was under the impression that pinned posts could not be zapped. I guess I missed the change. BTW, it's great that pinned posts can now be zapped.

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