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So today I have decided to collect some usefull educational video and articles about bitcoin. I want to have a deeper understanding on what really is bitcoin and all the stuffs about it but I really don't know where to start.
I don't want to remain dense and not know every important details about the currency that I am using right now so yea..

BTW, I sometimes find it hard to read or watch boring videos so If ever you know a video about bitcoin with a really good speaker on it, I might be interested into watching more of the videos. I have issues with people who speaks monotonously, I can't stand those .;D


Thanks for all who will take time to help me in this!

What areas do you think your knowledge is lacking? The deep technicalities, its future implications or something else?

If you like MOOC trainings then I highly recommend to participated on the following course.
https://www.coursera.org/course/bitcointech

I think a good place for a lot of in depth tech stuff is the Technical section (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Category:Technical) on the bitcoin wiki.

I was just going to suggest these films from the beginner to the novice for reference  ;)

Here is the thread if they mention anymore educational ones:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1232605

Happy learning young bitcoiner! ;D

Well I don't but I have nor explored the depth details of bitcoins so I think everything that is bitcoin is what I need to know.


Hey thanks for the course, I might try this. I like learning to have some goals so I think this will help me.


I've beenxreading through those articles in there bro, thanks for the suggestion but as I 've said I am looking for a different way of learning and not just the wiki.

Great! Now this is wjat I have been looking for. I'm going to check this one also. I might find some interesting films here, they might worth a day for me. :D

Threads around here in bitcointalk are somehow messy and thus if I want to learn upfront, I don't think theyxwill help. I do find ideas on it and some clarifications regarding on some matters that I want to understand deeper. Btw, thanks for the suggestion again. :)

I would suggest every bitcoin documentary out there. You will understand better bitcoin as a whole through it.

Check out here :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7opj5-32hw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEV3QFj19u8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx9zgZCMqXE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9jOJk30eQs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5JGQXCTe3c

Have you tried the Bitcoin Quiz? There are 51 questions and some of them are not easy if you are not sure about the technology:
https://99bitcoins.com/test-yourself-are-you-the-ultimate-bitcoin-expert

Do the quiz, see which one your got wrong. Read articiles on it and redo the quiz until you get all of them right  :)

Well i would suggest a movie which i watched recently
And see a bit the difference between bitcoin and dollar.
Bitcoin The End of Money as We Know It, it is 2015

I really suggest that you watch anything from Andreas Antonopoulos. You have all of his videos on YouTube. Just type Andreas Antonopoulos into YouTube and enjoy. His understanding and explaining of Bitcoin with the most ordinary terms is amazing.

Him explaining Bitcoin to the Canadian Senate is a must watch.

The best thing to do to learn about bitcoin is to search yourself in you tube or internet and find everything is there. Leave what don't understand (possibly bookmark those to give a look after) see/hear/read what seems interesting to you. So, in other words, chose you yourself what want to see, to hear and to read. Only you can know what do you want to know. Everyone else can give only what he/she/ wanted to know (when was new to bitcoin) or want to know (in this moment himself). It is better to learn yourself to know the things you want to know than have something ready from the others. Being lazy don't help at all (to not tell damage) your ability to learn new things and to understand what to chose in knowing new things in general.

I got 96% on the hard mode. 8)

Honestly, you only need to start with the whitepaper before going on looking for external sources for knowledge. In that way you'll have a better understanding of the terms you might encounter on such articles and links.