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Crypto Mining School
14 of 36 lessons live · progress saved in this browser
M1Power On5 live What Does a Bitcoin Miner Actually Do? What Is a Hash? How Do Miners Make Money? Can You Still Mine Bitcoin at Home? CPU vs GPU vs ASIC: Why Your PC Can’t Compete
M2The Iron5 live What Is an ASIC Miner? Hashrate, Watts, and J/TH: The Only Three Numbers That Matter What Is a Bitaxe? How Loud Is an ASIC Miner, Really? How Long Does a Miner Stay Profitable?
M3The Networksoon What Is Mining Difficulty?soon What Is Network Hashrate (and Why Every Chart Disagrees)?soon Why Blocks Take 2 Minutes or 40: Luck and Variancesoon What Is a Mining Pool?soon What Is the Halving (and What It Does to Miners)?soon
M4The Money1 live What Is Hashprice? The Mining Profitability Formula (There Is Only One)soon What Power Price Kills Your Rig?soon How Long Does It Take to Mine 1 Bitcoin?soon Transaction Fees: The Half of Revenue Nobody Modelssoon
M5The Scrypt Lane3 live What Is Scrypt Mining?soon What Is Merged Mining? (AuxPoW, Plain English) How Long Does It Take to Mine 1 Litecoin? Antminer L7 vs L9 vs L11: Which Scrypt Miner Makes Sense Can You Mine Dogecoin Directly?soon
M6Home Opssoon Amps, Breakers, and 240V: Can Your Wiring Run a Miner?soon Making a Miner Livable: Noise and Heat Controlsoon Heating Your Space With a Minersoon Buying a Used ASIC Without Getting Burnedsoon Solo Mining: The Honest Lottery Mathsoon
M7Operator Gradesoon What Is Miner Capitulation?soon Hash Ribbons: Reading Hashrate Crossessoon The Puell Multiple: Miner Revenue vs Its Own Historysoon Fee Percentiles: Forecasting Revenue Like an Operatorsoon Mining Stress and Difficulty Pressure: What Our Composites Watchsoon Timing the Iron: Buying Rigs Off the Cycle Datasoon

The Crypto Mining School

Everything mining — from “what does that machine actually do” to reading capitulation like an operator — in order, in plain language, with live numbers from our own nodes inside the lessons. Free. No account, no ads, no affiliate links, ever.
14 of 36 lessons are live · the map on the left is the whole course — unlinked titles are the writing queue
One concept per lessonEach lesson is a single idea, finishable in a few minutes, with one obvious door to the next — the map on the left always shows where you are.
Live numbers inside the lessonsThe examples aren’t frozen screenshots — today’s hashrate, difficulty and block rewards are computed into the page from our own Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin nodes.
Progress without an accountCheckmarks live in your browser only. No signup, no tracking, no email — the ledger of what you’ve learned is yours.
THE LIBRARY YOU
Every possible pull, filed as a numbered drawer. The rows do not end.

How the school is built

One picture carries the whole school, planted in lesson 1: a machine searching an endless library of numbered drawers for the rare zero-stamped one. Seven modules, thirty-six lessons, in an order that builds: Power On (what mining actually is) → The Iron (hardware literacy) → The Network (difficulty, pools, luck) → The Money (hashprice and break-even) → The Scrypt Lane (merged mining, the L-series) → Home Ops (amps, noise, the used market) → Operator Grade (reading the chain’s signals like someone with money in it). Every lesson also stands alone — arrive from a search, leave smarter, no prerequisites enforced.

The structure owes a debt to BabyPips’ School of Pipsology, the gold standard of free trading education. The live-data lessons — and the receipts-over-hype voice — are our own twist. When a number can be live, it is; when it can’t, it carries a date.