Trade friction is the evidence.
The point of the game is not who wins. It is that useful people with useful goods still struggle to coordinate exchange.
History of MoneyLearn mode
Learn mode
One clear learning journey.
Learn mode now presents the Learning Bitcoin Foundation version of the product cleanly: flagship lesson first, with one shared arc of frame → play → debrief → explain → bridge.
Flagship path
The default journey every learner should see first.
Start
Homepage
The front door frames History of Money as the flagship Learning Bitcoin Foundation workshop property.
AnchorBlock 02: History of Money
The core lesson that frames the problem, names it clearly, and shows why money emerges.
ExperienceMoneypoly
Create barter friction before introducing the terminology or theory.
ContinueBlock 03: Fiat & Inflation
Carry the money story into modern monetary failure modes.
Post-play clarity
After Moneypoly, lock the concept in before moving on.
Money reduces search and mismatch.
Once a good becomes widely accepted, the room no longer needs perfect wants to line up in one moment.
Ask whether the money stays good.
That question is what turns History of Money into fiat, institutions, and Bitcoin instead of leaving it as a one-off barter demo.
Support around the flagship
Use these at the right moment, not as competing front doors.
Primer
Block 01: What Is Money?
Use only when a learner or room needs the basic job of money before the flagship lesson.
Host layerHost mode
Switch surfaces when you need facilitation guidance, timing, projector flow, and printables.
ExtensionMedici host kit
Bring in banking, ledgers, trust, and Florence role-play once the core market lesson has landed.
Full curriculum
Supporting lessons for deeper study.
Block 04
Why Bitcoin?
Translate the money problems into Bitcoin design choices.
Block 05What Is Bitcoin?
Clarify the core idea and clean up misconceptions.
Block 06Wallets & Custody
Keys, backups, and custody tradeoffs.
Block 07Transactions
Send, receive, and verify payments.
Block 08Lightning
Daily payments, routing, and usability.
Block 09Mining & Proof of Work
Hash race, difficulty, and security costs.
Block 10Nodes & Consensus
Rules, validation, and why nodes matter.
Block 11UTXOs & Privacy
Coin selection, fees, and privacy tradeoffs.
Block 12Future & Philosophy
Censorship resistance, freedom, and long-term meaning.
Don’t let the curriculum bury the product.
History of Money now reads as a flagship workshop system with one clear instructional arc, rather than twelve equal-weight pages competing for attention.
Strong enough for classrooms and Portland-style conference rooms.
The same sequence that helps self-learners now also drives live workshop delivery, which is exactly what the Learning Bitcoin Foundation branding pass needed.