BTC ↔ satoshis
One bitcoin contains exactly 100,000,000 satoshis.
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Short lessons organized from first principles to practical use.
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One bitcoin contains exactly 100,000,000 satoshis.
Enter a hypothetical BTC price. This tool does not fetch live prices.
Compare an entry price and a hypothetical exit price, excluding taxes and fees.
Estimate a fee from transaction size and a fee rate. This is not a live fee recommendation.
Actual virtual size depends on inputs, outputs and script types. Consult current mempool conditions before sending.A simplified operating-cost model, not a profitability forecast.
Excludes pool fees, hardware, cooling, repairs, taxes and difficulty changes.Model contributions at a constant assumed BTC price, not historical performance.
Ownership means responsibility. These habits matter more than predicting price.
Never type a seed phrase into a website, cloud note, chat, or support form. Anyone with it can typically control the funds.
Double-check the full destination and network on your trusted device, especially when using a hardware wallet.
When using a new wallet or destination, consider a small test transaction before transferring a larger amount.
Legitimate support will not ask for your recovery phrase. Ignore guaranteed-return offers and unsolicited investment messages.
Back up your wallet according to its instructions and test recovery safely before relying on it for significant funds.
Exchange balances are claims against a custodian. Self-custody removes that dependence but adds personal security responsibilities.
Plain-English explanations of essential Bitcoin terms.
Five questions to check what you've learned.
Explore carefully, verify independently, and never risk money you cannot afford to lose.
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