Braiins Publishing denotes Braiins' publishing and educational activity. Its catalogue is a primary source for what the publisher offers and how it describes a work; it does not replace reading the book, an independent review or technical documentation.
An article signed by Braiins and dated 1.10.2020 describes translating foreign Bitcoin books for Czech and Slovak readers. Today's Braiins catalogue also includes English titles on mining and programming. The article date alone is not the incorporation date of a separate legal entity. The publishing brand, Bitperia portal and individual shops must be distinguished. [Braiins — Czech publishing introduction (1 October 2020)] [Braiins — International book catalogue]
The original introduction explains why Braiins translates selected authors; Bitperia's library lists Czech and English publications. The publisher's name is not the author's, and a Czech title is not automatically a new original work. Identify author, translator, language and edition from the particular copy or file when citing. Page counts or ISBNs cannot be transferred between formats and translations without checking. [Braiins — Czech publishing introduction (1 October 2020)] [Bitperia — Book catalogue and language editions]
Bitcoin Mining Glossary names Martin Connor as main author and Kristian Csepcsar, Nico Smid and Turtlecute among contributors. The catalogue describes 256 categorized terms, 107 pages and the year 2024. This is a bounded educational selection, not a complete registry of every term or protocol rules. For an operational question, proceed from the term's explanation to the relevant tool's documentation. [Braiins — Bitcoin Mining Glossary]
Building bitcoin in Rust by Lukáš Hozda names Daniela Brozzoni and Luukas Pörtfors as contributors; its listing gives 432 pages, 2024 and ISBN 978-80-909253-4-2. The description promises hands-on construction of a miner, wallet and node as learning projects. That does not establish a production-wallet audit. Catalogue details and scope were checked here, not execution of every code example. [Braiins — Building bitcoin in Rust]
Bitcoin Mining Economics identifies Daniel Frumkin and additional contributors. Braiins' page gives 176 pages and 2023 and describes energy, cooling infrastructure, debt financing and mining-revenue development. These are the book's topics and this catalogue record's metadata. A historical economic example is not a live return calculation for a particular machine; current costs and network conditions require current data. [Braiins — Bitcoin Mining Economics]
Bitcoin Mining Heat Reuse by Tyler Stevens is listed with 180 pages and 2025. The publisher describes technical and economic approaches to using ASIC heat and case studies. The synopsis establishes the publication's scope, not independent verification of all reported outcomes. A successful installation does not guarantee the same result in another building; actual heat demand and operating conditions matter. [Braiins — Bitcoin Mining Heat Reuse]
Selected titles have separate offers to buy a paperback, buy an ebook and obtain a free PDF. Pages also show an email form describing periodic reports and an unsubscribe option. A free format does not mean every format or physical delivery is free. A displayed form confirmation is not proof of book delivery; neither delivery nor purchase was performed here. [Braiins — Bitcoin Mining Economics] [Braiins — Bitcoin Mining Heat Reuse] [Braiins — Bitcoin: The Ultimate Collateral]
Bitcoin: The Ultimate Collateral names Martin Connor and contributors including Martin Matejka and Igor Neumann, identified on the page as Firefish co-founders. The synopsis explicitly discusses that platform too. Industry participation can bring practical experience, but does not itself establish independent service due diligence. Reading a book, accepting its argument and entering a loan are separate steps; the synopsis does not contain the current contractual terms. [Braiins — Bitcoin: The Ultimate Collateral]
For the clearest picture, read this entry together with Bitperia, Braiins Pool, Heat Reuse Mining, Bitcoin, Firefish. The reverse links also lead from Bitperia, Kristian Csepcsar.