Bite-Size Bitcoin

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Part 1 – Why Bitcoin?

1.1. What is Bitcoin?

1.2 Bitcoin: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

Part 2: How to Get Started with Bitcoin

2.1 Getting Started with Bitcoin

2.2 Exchange Reviews

2.3 What is Encryption?

2.3 How do Bitcoin Wallets Work?

2.4 An Abridged History of Exchange Hacks

Part 3: Blockchains 101

3.1 What in the Name of God is a Blockchain

3.2 Blockchain Pros and Cons

Part 4: Bitcoin in the Real World

4.1 Actually Buying Stuff with Bitcoin

Part 5: Glossary

DeFi

Onchain Credit Scores: Can DeFi Measure Borrower Risk?

An onchain credit score measures selected wallet behaviours. It is not automatically equivalent to a consumer credit score, and it is not a validated probability of repayment. The distinction that matters most is between liquidation risk and default risk. Cred Protocol describes its score as correlating transaction history with an account owner’s ability to repay […]...

Atis Shala

46 minutes ago

Crypto Tax Cryptocurrency

Crypto Debit Cards: Fees, Taxes and How Payments Work

The merchant almost never receives cryptocurrency. Visa and Mastercard settle the purchase in local fiat, and the crypto element happens upstream, inside the card programme. The most important question about any crypto card is its funding model: prepaid, exchange-funded, stablecoin-funded, or self-custodial. Fees, taxes, and custody all follow from that answer. In the United States, […]...

Atis Shala

2 hours ago

Regulation

The Monthly Register – Crypto Licensing in July 2026

18 firms were added to the MiCA register in July across 11 European jurisdictions, with Germany taking six and Bulgaria and Liechtenstein two each. Entries reach the register through both of MiCA’s routes, authorization and notification. Five of Germany’s six are cooperative banks recorded with one permitted service, the execution of client orders, with no […]...