For the grown-ups teaching curious minds: leave room for the learner. 🧡 My First Bitcoin's October curriculum update puts more space between the slides and the answers: educators can adapt examples to their own communities, and learners are asked to explain, practise, apply and reflect. Their article also describes an open-source activity bank shared across programs, including Bitcoin for Juniors. The activities can work offline without devices, accounts or real funds. Parents and educators can review the team's explanation here:

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The New Bitcoin Diploma: Shorter and More Local | My First Bitcoin

The October 2026 Bitcoin Diploma is shorter, modular and local, with space for independent educators to teach Bitcoin their own way.

The full Diploma includes practical wallet and self-custody work. This is a teaching-resource review for grown-ups, not an invitation for children to set up wallets or use real money. Credit: My First Bitcoin. #BitcoinEducation #OrangePillKids

A money question for today: why does the bitcoin prize shrink every four years? 🧡 Boone: "The miners' prize gets cut in half?" Knight: "Every 210,000 pages in the record book. That is the halving." Boone: "So new bitcoin arrive more and more slowly!" Knight: "Right. The last one shows up around the year 2140. Built-in rarity - no one can print more." Ask your young learner: what else becomes special when there is only a little of it? #Bitcoin #BitcoinEducation #OrangePillKids #Homeschool 😜

What is a blockchain? 🧱 A blockchain is a shared record of bitcoin transactions. New blocks link to earlier blocks, like pages added to a class record book. Keep asking big questions! 🧡 #Bitcoin #BitcoinForKids #OrangePillKids