Quote from: franky1 on Today at 06:29:37 AM

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so the question, what are your intentions of using the data beyond tailoring tutorials? are you going to sell that data?

Great question, @franky1! I understand your concern about data privacy. Protecting user data is a core principle behind “Being Your Own Bank,” and it’s equally important for us at LearnBitcoin.com. While we’re based in the US, we’ve taken extra steps to comply fully with GDPR, giving you complete control over the data we store about you and how it’s used.

In a nutshell: we will never sell your data. Our Privacy Policy goes into more detail, but rest assured we only collect the minimal information needed for the site to function smoothly—like your first name and email—and securely store it. We won’t share it with third parties without your explicit permission. If you have any other questions about how we handle privacy, feel free to ask!

Quote from: ABCbits on Today at 08:49:57 AM

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i feel weird article with title "First On Chain Transaction" located on the bottom.
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you may want to make few articles or few first parts of certain article can be seen without account to give them reason to create an account.

Thank you for the feedback, @ABCbits! Our Be Your Own Bank course is designed to be a step-by-step guide for beginners—covering everything from security basics (2FA, password managers, privacy tips) to wallets, private keys, and backups. It ends with your first on-chain transaction from an exchange to your personal wallet, emphasizing “Not your keys, not your coins.”

We do share a public outline for certain tutorials, like the Bitcoin Security Overview, so users can see exactly what’s covered. However, you’re right that offering a glimpse of the actual content can help entice new learners. We’ll keep refining that balance and appreciate your suggestion!

For those who’ve signed up, we’d love to hear what you think of the full course. We have free quizzes, badges for milestones, and downloadable resources to make the learning journey more interactive. If you have any other ideas, let us know—we’re always looking to improve!