There was a time when Bitshala was just 30 people in a Discord server.
A small group of people who were curious about Bitcoin, wanted to understand it a little better, and believed it was worth building around.
Today, that same community has grown to 3000+ on Discord, 3100+ on X, and nearly 1000 on LinkedIn.
But numbers are not what we see when we look at those milestones.
We see people.
People who came here to learn and build, asked questions, shared ideas, opened pull requests, attended meetups, mentored others, became fellows, made friends, and helped someone else take their first step into Bitcoin.
Some have been here since there were only 30 of us. Some joined just yesterday. Many have contributed in ways that may never be visible from the outside.
That is what makes this milestone meaningful to us. Not that the numbers have grown, but that so many people have grown with them.
Bitshala was built to create a place where people could come together, learn deeply, build openly, and contribute to something they believed mattered.
So to everyone who has been here from the beginning, and to everyone who joined somewhere along the way, thank you. 🙇♂️
You are not just part of Bitshala's story. You are the reason the story exists.
30 became 3,000+ and there is so much more to build 🧡
Join the tribe👇
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How does Bitcoin prove ownership without revealing your private key? ⚡️
Join us today (03-Sep-2026) at 8:00 PM IST / 2:30 PM UTC for The Cryptographic Foundations of Bitcoin club with sha512rma
In today's session, we’ll explore the cryptography behind Bitcoin’s proof of ownership:
🔹Private keys vs. public keys
🔹Digital signatures
🔹Schnorr Signatures & Fiat-Shamir
🔹Nonce reuse; and how it exposes private keys
Join us in lounge of Bitshala discord server:

Why did some early Bitcoin businesses thrive while others collapsed?
Join us today (09-Sep-2026) at 8:00 PM IST / 2:30 PM UTC for TradFi & Bitcoin Club
Today, We’ll look at what worked, what failed, where value was captured, and what lessons today’s Bitcoin businesses can learn from 15+ years of history.
Part 1: The Pioneers (2010–2012) Mt. Gox, BitPay & Coinbase; custody, trust & business models.
Reference: 
Bitcoin Wallets: Keys, Transactions, and the Mempool | Chandigarh
📅 Sunday, 27th September
🕐 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
When you click "Send," your wallet doesn't transfer money, it broadcasts a cryptographic signature directly to a global, ownerless network.
Join us for a deep dive into the inner workings of Bitcoin wallets!
🎟️Register now: 
Nostr 101: Own Your Identity with Cryptographic Keys | Shivajinagar, Pune
📅 Saturday, 12th September
🕐 4:45 PM - 7:00 PM
Most social platforms give you an account on their server; Nostr gives you a key pair that you control directly. Moving beyond Twitter alternatives, Nostr is a simple open protocol for signing and sending messages across decentralized servers.
In this beginner-friendly workshop, we remove the complexity to help you understand how digital keys work, set up your first profile, and publish your first note.
🎟️Register now:
What does the Liquid Network incident teach us about Bitcoin security and self-custody?
Join us today (08-Sep-2026) at 8:00 PM IST / 2:30 PM UTC for Bitcoin Hardware & Sovereignty Club
We’ll cover:
i) Incident timeline: What happened and the recovery updates.
ii) Suspected Elements bug: Understanding the proposed range-proof validation failure.
iii) HSM limitations: Why hardware protection alone isn’t enough.
iv) Liquid vs. Lightning: Comparing custody models and trust assumptions.
v) Jade wallet security: Distinguishing native BTC from Liquid assets.
Join us in Bitshala discord lounge: 

🔐 What if every Bitcoin tx only needed ONE signature, no matter how many inputs?
Join us today (07-Sep-2026) at 8:00 PM IST / 2:30 PM UTC for Latest in Bitcoin Tech
Today, we discuss :
i) What is cross input signature aggregation (CISA) ?
ii) A draft BIP to implement transaction wide CISA of taproot-style keypath spends.
Read details in Optech Newsletter No: 417

Why spending more does not necessarily lead to greater happiness ?
Join us today (04-Sep-2026) at 8:00 PM IST / 2:30 PM UTC for Bitshala Reading Club
We’ll discuss Chapters 10–15 of The Art of Spending Money by Morgan Housel, exploring how to prioritize time, experiences, and personal freedom over material possessions and social comparison.
Join us in lounge of Bitshala discord server for the session :
Join us today (31-Aug-2026) at 8:00 PM IST / 2:30 PM UTC for Latest in Bitcoin Tech
Today, We will again be joined by Abhijay exploring Goose Development Kit (GDK) - Spiral's open-source SDK for building agentic AI apps on open infrastructure.
We will explore:
✅ GDK documentation walkthrough
✅ API reference deep-dive
✅ Real-world code examples
Join us in lounge of Bitshala discord server for the session:
What happens beneath the Bitcoin wallet interface?
Registration is now open for Season 7 of the Mastering Bitcoin Cohort.
Over 8 weeks, work through Mastering Bitcoin, 3rd Edition and build a first-principles understanding of Bitcoin, from transactions and wallets to scripts, mining, and consensus.
📖 Based on Mastering Bitcoin, by Antonopoulos
📅 Starts 12 September 2026 | Saturdays, 8 PM IST
Build your understanding from first principles → 
Bitcoin Wallet Architecture | Andheri, Mumbai
🗓 Saturday, 12th September
🕙 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Explore how Bitcoin wallets turn cryptographic randomness into keys, addresses, and self-custody.
🎟️Register now: 
