/Impact_
Specific goals. Real deadlines.
Code Orange measures success in nodes deployed, pull requests merged, and community leaders empowered, not vague completion numbers.
$ whoami
bitcoin_builder.apprentice
$ cat mission.txt
Train Bitcoin builders. Strengthen the network.
$ ls programs/
rawbit/ privacy-track/ openclaw/ sovereign-bitcoiner/
People trained through cohorts and technical workshops.
Finished the Chaincode Labs BOSS Challenge aligned Bitcoin Dojo cohort.
Community members with live or recently reviewed OSS work.
Learners and contributors across the network.
GitHub repositories across curriculum, impact, workshops, tools, and protocol practice.
Original Code Orange public repositories, with 5 forks used for protocol practice.
Nodes, miners, and signers
Mining hardware close-up
Proof it works
Bitcoin Dojo Cohort: 21 graduates.
In partnership with Chaincode Labs BOSS Challenge, Code Orange ran an 8-week protocol deep-dive. 49 enrolled. 21 finished with a clear plan to contribute to Bitcoin open source.
Weeks 1-2
Finite fields, elliptic curves, and secp256k1.
Week 3
ECDSA signing, verification, and the discrete log problem.
Week 5
Transactions, UTXO set, sighash flags, and timelocks.
Week 7
P2P networking, mempool propagation, and compact blocks.
Week 8
Mining, difficulty adjustment, Stratum V2, and Taproot.
Public Proof on GitHub
Proof of work. All inspectable.
The Code Orange GitHub account lists 26 public repositories: 21 source repos and 5 forks across contribution tracking, curriculum, impact reporting, community profiles, fellowship material, workshop assets, and Bitcoin project practice. This is the public layer behind the school.
PR-tracking-dashboard
Tracks Code Orange community pull requests so student output can be inspected in public.
Open on GitHubcurriculum
Reusable workshop and cohort material for communities that want to run Bitcoin education locally.
Open on GitHubdev-community
Public developer profiles and emerging contributor records from the Code Orange community.
Open on GitHubimpact-report
Impact reporting material that gives supporters a clearer view of the school output.
Open on GitHubfellowships
Public fellowship material for Bitcoin developers and technical educators.
Open on GitHubgrad-pipeline
The graduate contribution pipeline that points builders from cohort work into public repositories.
Open on GitHubContribution Surfaces
Where students learn to work in public.
Code Orange keeps practical tools and learning materials public, while pointing advanced students toward Bitcoin and Lightning codebases where real review happens.
Reusable community assets.
Workshop slides, local community projects, backup worksheets, and small learning apps help community leaders teach from the same public base.
Real Bitcoin repositories.
Advanced contributors learn against forks of Bitcoin and Lightning projects before moving work upstream or into ecosystem repositories.
Bitcoin Only
Ready to become a Bitcoin builder?
Join the next cohort, drop into a workshop, or come say hello in Discord. The community is free and open.