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There are lots of different ways to get bitcoin. You can work for it, mine it or buy it from an exchange to name a few.

Nobody does. But, in a way everybody does. The people have the power.

Buying on the hype train? Afraid of the bubble bursting? Kraken CEO Jesse Powell, has some insights as to why the newest form of currency on the planet has so many "ups and downs."

Millions of people stand to benefit from owning and investing in Bitcoin, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. Learn more here.

From searching landfills to recover lost hard drives to undergoing hypnosis to remember private keys, people have done some crazy things to access their Bitcoin.

One of the best things about Bitcoin is its relative privacy when compared to other forms of money. That said, Bitcoin isn't totally anonymous...

Cryptocurrency is sophisticated enough to trust with your money, yet still has that sense of child-like wonder and endless possibilities.

Looking up a Bitcoin transaction or getting information about a specific block is simple. Learn how here!

The processing powerhouses of crypto explained.

To attack the Bitcoin network you would need A LOT of computing power.

While crypto is intended to give financial freedom back to the people, there are some folks who may not want to see that happen. Learn more.

If you want to become a whale you can’t get rekt too often. Hodl on to your seats, we are going to the moon!

Some people say everything other than Bitcoin is a shitcoin. What do you think?

"Wen moon" is asking something all crypto-enthusiasts are dying to know: "when will bitcoin's price hit all time highs?"

Orange Coin is a playful nickname for Bitcoin, but where did it come from? 

Learn more about JOMO, or "the joy of missing out" here. 

The FOMO is real. FOMO, or "fear of missing out", might influence you to buy a coin or not cash out on some profits from that coin.

"Pump" refers to artificially inflating the price of a crypto so you can sell it at a profit. ("dump it")

FUD, or "fear, uncertainty and doubt" occurs when someone spreads misinformation.