π Resources & Learn Bitcoin
This page is for people who want to understand Bitcoin, self-custody, security, and mining at a deeper level. Lundquist Digital Mining operates privately, but we believe that responsible participation begins with education and realistic expectations.
The links below are external resources that we find useful or aligned with a careful, long-term approach to Bitcoin. We donβt control these sites, and weβre not compensated for listing them. They are offered as a starting point for your own research.
New to mining? Start with our Bitcoin Mining 101 page, then explore recommended equipment categories.
β¨ Featured Beginner Guide: Bitcoin Mining 101
If youβre new to mining and want to understand how it really works β from basic concepts to hardware, power, heat, and safety β start with our in-depth beginner guide.
Bitcoin Mining 101
A plain-English introduction to Bitcoin mining written by Lundquist Digital Mining. Learn how mining supports the network, what ASIC miners are, what it takes to run them safely, and how we approach mining as a long-term, engineering-focused operation.
π Start Here: What Is Bitcoin?
If you are new to Bitcoin, these resources provide an accessible introduction to what Bitcoin is, how it works, and why it exists.
Bitcoin.org Overview
A long-standing neutral resource explaining what Bitcoin is, how it can be used, and what to consider before getting started.
Getting Started
High-level guidance for people new to Bitcoin, including basic concepts, terminology, and usage.
System Overview
A non-technical explanation of transactions, blocks, nodes, and how they work together to form the Bitcoin network.
π Wallets & Self-Custody
βNot your keys, not your Bitcoin.β If you choose to hold Bitcoin, learning how to store it securely is critically important. These resources cover wallet types and self-custody basics.
Choosing a Wallet
An interactive tool that helps you choose a Bitcoin wallet appropriate for your experience level and use case (mobile, desktop, hardware, etc.).
Self-Custody Overview
A plain-language explanation of what it means to self-custody Bitcoin and how it differs from custodial services.
Deeper Security Basics
A more in-depth look at self-custody from a security perspective, including backup practices and key management.
π‘οΈ Security & Privacy Best Practices
Bitcoin offers a great deal of control and sovereignty, but that comes with responsibility. Good security habits matter, especially when it comes to protecting keys and managing on-chain privacy.
What You Need to Know
A practical overview of key security concepts, including irreversibility of transactions and the implications of losing access to your keys.
Privacy Practices
Guidance on how to think about privacy when using Bitcoin, including address reuse, transaction heuristics, and general hygiene.
Protecting Yourself
Best practices for self-custody, including backups, hardware wallets, and common mistakes to avoid.
βοΈ Mining & Technical Resources
For those who want to go deeper into the technical side of Bitcoin mining and the protocol, the following resources provide documentation, APIs, and developer-level information.
Braiins Pool
One of the longest-running Bitcoin mining pools, with detailed documentation, dashboarding, and educational material for miners.
Mining Insights & APIs
Public APIs and insights tools from Braiins that provide data on hashrate, difficulty, and mining economics.
Bitcoin Developer Docs
Official developer documentation for Bitcoin, including reference material for nodes, transaction formats, and integration.
π Our Position
Lundquist Digital Mining does not provide financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. The links above are provided strictly as educational resources for those who want to learn more about Bitcoin and mining.
As a private, service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB), we focus on operating a responsible, professionally engineered mining environment. If you choose to engage with Bitcoin β whether by holding, mining, or building β we encourage you to research widely, think long-term, and make decisions that fit your own risk tolerance and goals.