Bold, fun colouring and activity books starring Bitcoin Guy and Bitcoin Girl. No jargon, no fluff. Just good art and big ideas, made simple - from toddlers to teens.
Welcome to Orange Hill, a sunny hilltop town where everyone pays from their phones. In each short episode Bitcoin Guy, Bitcoin Girl and their friends bump into one Bitcoin idea - and figure it out together.
About 3 minutes an episode, for ages 4–9, made to watch together.
Bitcoin Guy's giant coin jar goes rolling down Orange Hill just as Nana Penny's last pie is about to sell, so Bitcoin Girl shows him how to pay straight from his phone: scan, check, send… ZAP!
Word Zap: SENDKip wants just ONE sprinkle at Wally's Café and tries to pay with a whole bitcoin, until he learns one bitcoin splits into 100,000,000 tiny sats.
Word Zap: SATS“I paid!” “You didn't!” A pie-payment mix-up shows how Bitcoin keeps one shared record that lots of computers copy, so nobody can secretly rub anything out.
Word Zap: BLOCKA mysterious hum in Bitcoin Guy's garage isn't a monster. It's Buzzy the home miner, making lots of guesses and keeping the garage toasty.
Word Zap: MINERKip finds a page saying he has a MILLION sats, but Bitcoin Girl's node Nodey checks every rule and says “Nope!”
Word Zap: NODEBitcoin Guy builds the Bitcoin-Maker 3000, but the rules say there will never be more than 21 million. BOING!
Word Zap: LIMITLater in Season 1: Where's My Bitcoin?, Kip Can't Keep a Secret, The Tiny Vault, The Waiting Room, The Lightning Lane and The Orange Hill Bitcoin Fair.
Big-hearted, bold and gadget-loving - he always tries the most complicated fix first. His home miner Buzzy lives in the garage. “Cape on, brain on!”
Calm, clever and quietly funny, with a pink bow and cape. She runs a node, Nodey, in her room. “Don't trust… CHECK!”
The little buddy who asks what every kid is thinking. Every ZAP! frizzes his feathers. “Koo-ka-ZAP!”
Runs the pie stall - and is secretly the fastest Lightning user in town.
Runs Wally's Café with a super-fast Lightning till, though Wally himself is the slowest wombat in town.
Bitcoin first via BTCPay (on-chain or Lightning), or by card through Stripe.
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US Letter or A4. Print as many copies as your family needs.
An independent Australian publisher. Digital products only, nothing shipped.
Download 5 printable pages featuring Bitcoin Guy & Bitcoin Girl - including 3 colouring pages and 2 fun mazes.
Perfect for young Bitcoin explorers.