CoinGeek covered BSV Fundamentals, a new free course published by developer Bridget Doran at UTXO Engineer. The course is aimed at technically minded people who understand software or databases but need a clearer path into Bitcoin’s UTXO model, transaction structure, Script, keys, signatures, proof-of-work, Merkle trees, SPV, and the reasons BSV Blockchain approaches scale differently. (CoinGeek)

The live course begins with a system-level map of how transactions move through the network, then moves into UTXOs, transaction anatomy, fees, and developer-facing concepts. Its opening lessons emphasize that Bitcoin does not store balances as account fields; it stores unspent outputs that wallets and indexers interpret. (UTXO Engineer)

Doran’s UTXO Engineer site describes her as an independent BSV engineer building production infrastructure, public tooling, Teranode-related observability work, Traceport data-attestation tools, and independent research for the BSV ecosystem. (UTXO Engineer)

BSV TIMES read:
Developer onboarding is part of infrastructure. BSV Blockchain has deep technical material, but builders also need clear entry points that explain the UTXO model, transaction construction, SPV, fees, Script, and scale without beginning from market language or community history. A practical course like BSV Fundamentals helps reduce friction for new builders who need to understand how the system works before they can build useful applications on top of it.

Posted on July 7, 2026