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Crypto-currency can seem like a daunting topic. And when you get down into the weeds it can get pretty complex. But the reality is anyone can learn to use it, and anyone — “even Grandma” — can learn to send and receive bitcoin and other crypto-coins.
We like to think of Bitcoin like email: It takes some getting used to, but once you've spent some time with it no special training or knowledge is necessary.
In fact, sending, receiving, and saving in bitcoins is often easier than dealing with traditional banks.
In addition to our own Bitcoin FAQ, below you'll find a few resources that can help teach the basics and get you rolling with your first crypto-currency wallet.
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Blockchair is a blockchain explorer and purveyor of crypto-related analytics, claiming to be the first such engine to support multiple blockchains — including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polkadot, Dash, and more. They provide other tools to help navigate the space as well, like a news aggregator, a directory of crypto-related services, and crypto-currency charts.
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Useful tool to find live information on the value of Bitcoin and other information like mining stats, Bitcoin vs gold, lightning network stats, and more. Includes tables showing projections on future Bitcoin halvings and future Bitcoin supply. Informational articles are provided as well.
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A resource that helps to find exchanges, wallets, and Bitcoin ATMs. Results are based on the country selected and suggested exchanges and wallets are shown. Some useful information is also provided to help get started with Bitcoin.