Tempest Labs
Plain-English updates for this crypto classroom. Last updated . Maintained by Tempest Labs. Not financial advice. No real money moves here.
A text-size control now lives in the header Aa menu and the footer, and on the dashboard under Display. Pick Default, Large, or Extra large. The choice stays on this device and scales lesson, blog, and paper-wallet pages.
Four classroom articles now live at /blog: what a wallet is, how beginners buy Bitcoin more safely, what network fees and gas are, and how to spot common scams. Each post points back into lessons, labs, and the glossary, then the paper sandbox. No real money. Not financial advice.
The site icon is now a teal graduation cap sitting on a bitcoin-style B. You will see it in the header, the login and register strip, the footer, the path certificate, and the icon that shows when you pin or share the classroom.
This page lists classroom updates in plain English, so you can see BitBuddy is still being maintained without reading git history. The date in the footer matches the newest note here. Tempest Labs keeps this as a paper classroom. It is not financial advice.
A public terms page covers the paper classroom: no real money, no custody, and acceptable use. A Google Search Console verification file is served at the site root so ownership of the live host can be confirmed.
A public /health check answers uptime monitors. An optional Sentry hook can report unhandled errors when a DSN is set. Admin shows whether that hook is on, and never prints the secret.
New accounts get a short first-run tour of the paper classroom. Layouts were tightened so the same pages hold up on a phone.
Finish the core lessons and you can print a classroom souvenir. It is a keepsake, not a license. An exchange checklist walks through custody, fees, and risk before any outbound link. The FAQ answers common fears in plain language.
A guided walk goes from the wallets lesson through the wallet sandbox and a paper trade, so the classroom can be tried in one sitting.
A searchable A–Z glossary covers classroom words. A demo-only wallet sandbox keeps session keys on this site, and a demo-only transaction lab shows fee math. Neither one touches a real chain or your paper cash.
Lessons sit on one ordered path, with a short check-in on each core page. Three beginner guides point back into that classroom so search can find the lessons.
The disclosure page explains how a future labeled exchange link would work, including that BitBuddy might earn a commission. No partner URL is configured. There is no live affiliate partnership to announce.
The practice wallet gained a portfolio, a quote cache, labeled sim coins, and yield you can watch. Balances are simulated and have no cash value.
Visitor counts are stored on our side and shown on an admin page. Those windows are visitor-days. They are not a claim about a large audience. There is no third-party analytics script.
The mine is a short proof-of-work loop that shows hashing. It does not earn real bitcoin.
BitBuddy is a Tempest Labs paper classroom. Read about the product, the terms of use, and the affiliate disclosure (no partner URL is set).