Last updated: July 15, 2026
The short version. All content Bsecure publishes is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. You can lose money. Consult a licensed professional before making decisions based on anything you read here.
Bsecure Bitcoin Education exists to help ordinary people understand how Bitcoin works and how to hold it safely. The lessons explain concepts, history, mechanics, and the tradeoffs of different choices. They are written so you can reach your own conclusions.
What they are not is a recommendation. We do not tell you how much Bitcoin to own, when to buy or sell, or whether Bitcoin belongs in your situation at all. Those are decisions only you can make, ideally with a professional who knows your full picture.
Justin is an educator, not a licensed financial advisor, broker, accountant, or attorney. Nothing on this site or in any lesson, email, consulting call, or downloadable material should be read as personalized advice of any kind. If you need advice that accounts for your own circumstances, consult a licensed professional in the relevant field.
You can lose money. Bitcoin cannot be printed, debased, or confiscated without your keys, but that same self-custody means a lost key or a mistake can lose your funds permanently, with no bank or company to call. You are responsible for your own keys, your own backups, and your own security choices.
We work hard to keep the lessons accurate and to cite primary sources. Even so, the Bitcoin landscape changes quickly, and some figures shown on the site (price, network statistics, and similar live numbers) are pulled from third-party sources and may be delayed or briefly wrong. Treat live figures as illustrative, not as the basis for a transaction.
The lessons are not frozen. As Bitcoin evolves and as we find clearer ways to teach an idea, we revise, expand, and reorder the material so it conveys its core message as plainly and accurately as possible. The version you read today may differ from one you read earlier. When it does, it is because we believe the newer version teaches the idea better, not because the earlier version was wrong to publish.
If you have bought the course, your purchase includes these updates at no extra cost for as long as the course is offered.
When a lesson or the resources page points to a wallet, exchange, node, or other tool, that is a pointer for your own research, not an endorsement or a guarantee. We do not control those products and are not responsible for them. As of today the resources page carries no affiliate links or paid placements; if that ever changes, it will be marked clearly on that page.
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