In the short term, Bitcoin’s value can fluctuate, but over time these daily swings even out. As adoption grows, its volatility decreases and its value becomes more stable.”

No, we don’t sell Bitcoin.

Our focus is Bitcoin Education, which we believe is one of the most transformative technologies to help secure your financial future. And then it is up to you to make the most informed decision about how and where you spend your time, money and energy.

If you do decide you want to buy Bitcoin, there are FIU-registered exchanges in India where you can do so safely and self custody your Bitcoin.

There’s a lot of noise and misconceptions about Bitcoin online. But once you dig deeper, you’ll see it’s more than a cryptocurrency — it’s a tool that influences how you spend your time, money, and energy. For us, Bitcoin isn’t about trading; it’s about building a financially secure future for you and your family.

Nope! In March 2020, the Supreme Court of India lifted the RBI circular banning cryptocurrencies in India. Since then the Govt of India has classified Bitcoin as a Virtual Digital Asset (VDA) for taxation purposes and has even allowed banks to work with Indian FIU registered crypto currency exchanges to help individuals buy Bitcoin in India.

In more clearer terms, Bitcoin is 'legal property' but not 'legal money'. You can trade it, hold it, and even settle private deals with mutual consent —but you cannot demand or enforce settlement in BTC under Indian law, nor use it to discharge official debts or taxes.

Not at all! Bitcoin is the first truly decentralized currency — no banks or middlemen are needed to verify your funds. What excites us most is the positive impact it can have on communities. Through Plebs Together Strong, we aim to help India adopt Bitcoin and not get left behind from this technological revolution.

Bitcoin was created to fix problems that come from having money controlled by a single company or centralized authority. Many other cryptocurrencies are partly controlled by their founders, who often keep a large portion for themselves.

Bitcoin is different — it’s fully open and decentralized. No one person or group controls it, and anyone can check how it works with just a laptop and an internet connection.

The price of tomorrow by Jeff Booth, Bitcoin Standard by Saifedean Ammous, Broken money by Lyn Alden, The Bushido of Bitcoin by Aleksandar Svetski are excellent reads to name a few!