Bitcoin doesn’t have to be complicated

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Bitcoin can be a daunting thing to learn. It involves the study of several different fields, from computer science to economics. At Bitcoin Magazine, we always hope that we can educate our readers on the basics of Bitcoin. We offer a guide section and have a large selection of books in our store. One of my parts on the magazine are contributor articles designed to simplify complex ideas. Nameless, one of our contributors here at the magazine, sent in several of these articles, including “A Soft Introduction to the Lightning Network,” “So what are Bitcoin miners actually doing?” and “An Overview of Bitcoin Cryptography”.

All of these articles are of very high quality, and they take some of the more difficult Bitcoin topics to grasp and make them easier for the reader. I highly recommend that you read his articles, listen to the podcast above, and check out the written interview below.

What’s your Bitcoin rabbit hole story?

I bought bitcoin at ATH in 2017, did a bunch of panic selling and buying, and slowly got to know Bitcoin and learn about HODL, ever since.

How has Bitcoin changed your life?

This represents the most reasonable chance to escape fiat debt and come out from behind the eight scoops of soaring house and asset prices.

What is your process for writing your articles that explain technical concepts in an easy to understand way?

Throw things up to a page really quickly, then spend a lot of time sorting it out, and doing a lot of learning in the process.

What are you looking forward to the most in the Bitcoin space?

The Lightning network, associated routing algorithms, and saving on routing node fees.

Price forecast for the end of 2021, and the end of 2030?

By the end of 2021, $ 70-90k. By the end of 2030, $ 500,000.

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