Hey everyone, I’ve put together a new tool for the Bitcoin community: the Learn Bitcoin Glossary: https://www.learnbitcoin.com/glossary It’s a detailed yet easy-to-use guide covering key Bitcoin terms – think "satoshis," "hashrate," "segwit," and more. Whether you’re just starting out or need a quick reference, it’s designed to help. Take a look and let me know your thoughts – suggestions for additions or improvements are appreciated! |
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even though I would be proud if I had any connection.
I appreciate that. Please consider yourself a legacy and evangelist for LearnBitcoin.com! |
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so the question, what are your intentions of using the data beyond tailoring tutorials? are you going to sell that data?
Great question, @franky1! I understand your concern about data privacy. Protecting user data is a core principle behind “Being Your Own Bank,” and it’s equally important for us at LearnBitcoin.com. While we’re based in the US, we’ve taken extra steps to comply fully with GDPR, giving you complete control over the data we store about you and how it’s used. In a nutshell: we will never sell your data. Our Privacy Policy https://www.learnbitcoin.com/privacy-policy goes into more detail, but rest assured we only collect the minimal information needed for the site to function smoothly—like your first name and email—and securely store it. We won’t share it with third parties without your explicit permission. If you have any other questions about how we handle privacy, feel free to ask! ...
i feel weird article with title "First On Chain Transaction" located on the bottom.
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you may want to make few articles or few first parts of certain article can be seen without account to give them reason to create an account.
Thank you for the feedback, @ABCbits! Our Be Your Own Bank course is designed to be a step-by-step guide for beginners—covering everything from security basics (2FA, password managers, privacy tips) to wallets, private keys, and backups. It ends with your first on-chain transaction from an exchange to your personal wallet, emphasizing “Not your keys, not your coins.” We do share a public outline for certain tutorials, like the Bitcoin Security Overview https://www.learnbitcoin.com/be-your-own-bank/bitcoin-security-overview so users can see exactly what’s covered. However, you’re right that offering a glimpse of the actual content can help entice new learners. We’ll keep refining that balance and appreciate your suggestion! For those who’ve signed up, we’d love to hear what you think of the full course. We have free quizzes, badges for milestones, and downloadable resources to make the learning journey more interactive. If you have any other ideas, let us know—we’re always looking to improve! |
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Average Tx Cost
$0.00001925
 Fixed, Thanks! Why is "Seize Your Crypto Future"? I think it should be Bitcoin future, shouldn't it? Don't connect Bitcoin with shitcoins by the term Crypto.
Thank you for all the feedback and links. The one above was bugging me as well, it's fixed and now reads "Bitcoin" as it should, appreciate your feedback. ...
I'd recommend making the survey optional. Not many people have the attention span to go through 8 questions on a survey - however, seeing as though this is all free, it's a small thing to do to gain access to valuable knowledge.
Thank you for taking a look, this has been a topic of debate amongst our small dev team. When we add the second course, "run your own node," we will split out the sign up process from the course customization questions. Then you will be able to "join" by providing the minimum info and then opt-in to individual courses by taking the survey. The survey is important because it cutomizes the course for your given situation, things like platform (iOS, Andriod, Desktop), investment ammonut (cold storage vs. mobile wallet), trading sophistication (live order book vs buy now screen) etc... We truly appreciate all the feedback and look forward to more! |
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the emphasis should be on 'coins in circulation','coins mined' (maybe include vs the total supply limit(9X% or 0.X% left)).. unless one of the lessons will be to explain & disregard the cap as some sort of $$hoard held somewhere
Thanks! We do plan to have a "supply" deep dive in the future that will go deep on the 21MM. Really appreciate your feedback! I want to say i like how simple the interface is and the idea that you and your team have brought.
Thanks! I want to ask if there are other courses that you have organized how will you add them to the list.
Our second course has been chosen to be "Run Your Own Node", currently all the tutorials listed are associated with the "Be Your Own Bank" course. When we add the second course, a new level of navigation will be added to the site to support it. Also i cant view the Be your own bank tutorial you said is ready or you are still working on it.
The course is personalized to your needs, answer the survey questions to build your personalized track (you will need to provide an email to register) Link: Take the Be Your Own Bank surveyOne last time question, does the price of Bitcoin update on real time or is it a stagnant price you put there.
Currently we update the live data on the home page every 15 minutes, our goal is not to be a live ticker.... Truly appreciate your feedback! |
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first error  1 Satoshi Suggested Fee $0.00086 ~2 sat/VB Average Tx Cost
$0.00001925can you math? might want to add average tx size and then do (2sat* size)*$0.0086 Great catch, it is in Satoshi, will get it corrected, appreciate it! |
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Hey BitcoinTalk fam, Been around here since the early days—Now, I’m part of a small team launching LearnBitcoin.com, a no-nonsense education hub to help newbies and hodlers alike take control of their BTC. We’re still in pre-launch, and I’d really value your feedback so we can build something the community genuinely supports. What’s Ready Now:- Our first online course: “Be Your Own Bank”:
- Covers security basics, buying bitcoin, wallets, private keys, backups, and staying secure.
- Built for folks who want to ditch exchanges and own their BTC.
Coming Soon:- Bitcoin Glossary (in two weels™): Quick lookups for terms like “UTXO” or “HODL.”
- Bitcoin Units Deep Dive: Sats, milli-BTC, etc.—breaking it down clean.
- Hardware Wallet Comparison/Reviews: Side-by-side on Trezor, Ledger, Coldcard, etc.
- Our second course, “Run Your Own Node,” is being developed for the DIY crowd.
- Loads of other cool content ideas in the pipeline.
What We’re After:- Beta Feedback: Test the course/site and tell us what’s missing or off. Too basic? Too dense? You tell us.
- Partnerships: Run a Bitcoin blog, tool, or project? Let’s talk—guest posts, co-branded guides, or just spreading the word.
- Pre-Launch Hype: We’re launching soon and want BitcoinTalk’s input to get it right.
Check it out at https://www.learnbitcoin.com and drop your thoughts below, PM me, or submit the contact form on the site. No ICOs, no tokens, totally free—just education for the Bitcoin faithful. We need your feedback! Cheers, WindPath & the LearnBitcoin.com Team P.S. Been around here since 2014—excited to be contributing something back! |
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Use quotes: src/bitcoin-cli getindexinfo "basic block filter index"
That does the trick, thanks! |
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Anyone know how to specify the block filter index for the new getindexinfo rpc? bash-5.0# bitcoin-cli getindexinfo
{
"txindex": {
"synced": true,
"best_block_height": 771336
},
"coinstatsindex": {
"synced": true,
"best_block_height": 771336
},
"basic block filter index": {
"synced": true,
"best_block_height": 771336
}
}
bash-5.0# bitcoin-cli getindexinfo blockfilterindex
{
}
bash-5.0# bitcoin-cli getindexinfo basicblockfilterindex
{
}
bash-5.0# bitcoin-cli getindexinfo txindex
{
"txindex": {
"synced": true,
"best_block_height": 771336
}
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We have added a few more api calls executable from a browser: |
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Very useful... but just FYI, the results for the smaller decimal values don't seem to be displayed in a "friendly" way... ie. it's showing the scientific notation instead of the actual decimal value.
Appreciate the heads up, I'll take a look. |
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Access the Bitcoin JSON Remote Procedure Call API (bitcoin-cli) in your web browser. Includes docs on all 127 RPCs, and the ability to call and receive responses for 25 RPCs (and growing). Completely redesigned for easy user experience, security, and speed. https://chainquery.com/ |
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Thank you for considering my reapplication!
Cheers, nopara73
Pay the man. |
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NEW RELEASE: Braiins OS Cobalt is here!
Thanks guys! Appreciate your continued work, great update. As a side note, I tried to update through the web interface, I could update the package lists but could not find any option to upgrade. Upgrading via SSH was no problem. |
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I have an S9J with a bricked control board. Is there a way for me to run braiins os off of sd? I tried and no go, any help?
My S9 was not bricked, but I was able to boot from SD. Assuming you have Braiins loaded on a bootable SD, you need to change the jumper pins on the S9 control board. Unfortunately the case design of the S9 required me to completely disconnect the controller (all cables), unscrew the face plate and pull the whole controller card out. Below are the pin settings for the S9:  From: https://docs.braiins-os.org/s9 |
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So I've been testing out braiins for a little over a week on an S9 mining to slush pool. After playing around with the frequencies and voltage for a while I've found 712MHz at 8.7 volts to deliver a stable 14THs, pretty good for a 13.5THs miner.  The issue I'm encountering is that the reported hash rate on the pool and the miner are very different. While the miner shows ~14THs Slush Pool is only reporting ~9.5THs.  I have other miners on the pool that are not running Braiins that report simmilar hash rates on the miner and the pool, why the discrepancy? I've exhausted my own troubleshooting options, anyone have any suggestions? |
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Great product Braiins, thank you.
Suggestion: There is no where I can find in the GUI to display the status of the supplied pools (i.e. if a pool is dead, and what pool is currently being used), it would be great to have that.
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p2pool.org website is not showing full and updated information, for example, in the "miner dashboard" page, it shows only expected payout.
same thing for "P2Pool Node Data" , "Recent Blocks", "Active Miners (node)", and "Recent Shares (node)"
Anyone facing the same issue?
I’m on vacation (which is when things typically break), but everything looks ok from here, can you elaborate? |
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