Bitcoin Policy UK
Bitcoin Policy UK’s mission includes helping the public, businesses and policymakers understand Bitcoin. This page records that work, including its Privacy Toolkit, the Learn section on its website, public safety notices for Bitcoin holders, its podcast and its partnership with the London Bitcoin hub Antidote.
Alongside this collective work sits Susie Violet Ward’s reporting on Bitcoin education, financial inclusion and human rights, particularly across Africa, followed by talks and interviews on the same themes.
Published by Bitcoin Policy UK
A public notice flagging a self-custody risk affecting some Coldcard hardware wallets, where seeds generated on affected firmware may have too little randomness. It advised users to check urgently and pointed them to Coinkite's official guidance.
Read the noticeBITCOINPOLICY.UK →Published by Bitcoin Policy UK
A practical 17-page guide to protecting your privacy online and when using Bitcoin, covering passwords, browsers, phones, messaging, VPNs, Nostr and buying Bitcoin privately, with steps grouped by how much effort they take.
Read the Privacy Toolkit (PDF)BITCOINPOLICY.UK → BPUK blog: The Privacy Toolkit: Simple Steps to Protect Your FreedomBITCOINPOLICY.UK →Published by Bitcoin Policy UK
An introductory Learn section on the Bitcoin Policy UK website, explaining how Bitcoin works, the blockchain, keys and ownership, its fixed supply, mining, and how people acquire and store bitcoin.
Visit the Learn sectionBITCOINPOLICY.UK → BPUK blog: Understanding Bitcoin Easily: Introducing Learn Bitcoin BasicsBITCOINPOLICY.UK →Bitcoin Policy UK
A memorandum of understanding with Antidote, London's first startup hub dedicated to Bitcoin entrepreneurs. The two organisations agreed to collaborate on events, policy discussions and educational initiatives, with Bitcoin Policy UK providing policy and regulatory guidance to Antidote's members.
Read the announcementBITCOINPOLICY.UK →Bitcoin Policy UK
Launched in October 2025 to share Bitcoin Policy UK's work and offer accessible conversations on Bitcoin, policy, education and innovation.
Watch on the Bitcoin Policy UK YouTube channelYOUTUBE →Builders and educators at the African Bitcoin Conference in Mauritius, including Bitcoin Dada on why education is central to rebuilding trust.
BTC Prague 2024, including speakers from Mi Primer Bitcoin and others on education and the damage done by scams.
The Human Rights Foundation's Oslo Freedom Forum, and its funding for projects that teach activists to use Bitcoin securely.
An AICPA & CIMA event introducing Bitcoin to the finance and accounting profession.
Community projects in El Salvador and South America, including Mi Primer Bitcoin's financial education for young people.
Strike's launch in seven African countries, alongside grassroots education led by advocates such as Anita Posch.
Human Rights Foundation backed projects, including Bitcoin Dada teaching Bitcoin to African women.
Why Bitcoin was gaining ground with Africa's young population, and the need to counter misinformation and scams.
Machankura's Bitcoin service over SMS and USSD, with education named as a main driver of adoption.