Bitcoin Resources

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Useful Links...
Although I have not been into Bitcoin for long, I have done extensive research to try and play catch up with the rest of the world! For those of you who are also new to Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies I have created a list of useful links*  for you to check out.

*I will be adding to this list, but these have been the best sources of information for me so far.


Bitcoin

News
Coindesk
Cointelegraph

Videos
What is Bitcoin
DataDash Youtube Channel

Community
Twitter.com Search #Bitcoin
Reddit/rbitcoin

I hope these links help you with your research on Bitcoin and thank you for reading 🤗
Please note, I am recommending these links as I have found them useful, I am not affiliated with any of the websites listed. 

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