Why This Directory Exists

Bitcoin's institutional maturation depends on a distributed network of credible organisations β€” foundations, policy bodies, and industry associations β€” working across jurisdictions to establish clarity, legitimacy, and governance standards.

The House of Bitcoin maintains this directory as a public resource, linking to organisations whose work we consider substantive and whose focus is Bitcoin specifically, rather than the broader digital asset industry. We believe that the Bitcoin ecosystem benefits from visible, interconnected institutional presence.

Listing here does not imply endorsement of every position held by a listed organisation, nor does it imply any commercial relationship. This directory is curated on the basis of quality and relevance.

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Foundation Global

Bitcoin.org

The original Bitcoin information resource, maintained as a public good. Home of the Bitcoin whitepaper, developer documentation, and the canonical getting-started guides. Operated independently of any commercial entity.

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Foundation United States

Satoshi Nakamoto Institute

A research and educational foundation dedicated to preserving and advancing the intellectual foundations of Bitcoin. Maintains the definitive archive of Satoshi Nakamoto's writings and key works in Bitcoin's history.

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Foundation United States

Human Rights Foundation – Bitcoin Dev Fund

The Human Rights Foundation's Bitcoin Development Fund supports open-source Bitcoin developers working to make Bitcoin more private, decentralised, and resilient β€” with particular focus on use cases in authoritarian regimes.

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Policy United States

Bitcoin Policy

A US-based policy organisation focused on advancing sound Bitcoin-specific legislation and regulation. Works to ensure policymakers distinguish Bitcoin from the broader digital asset landscape.

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Policy United States

BTC Policy Summit

A summit convening policymakers, institutional leaders, and Bitcoin advocates to shape regulatory and legislative outcomes. Focused on constructive engagement with government at the highest levels.

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Policy United States

Rhode Island Bitcoin Policy Institute

A state-level Bitcoin policy institute based in Rhode Island, focused on advancing pro-Bitcoin legislation and educating local and regional policymakers on Bitcoin's economic and social significance.

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Policy United Kingdom

Bitcoin Policy UK

The UK's dedicated Bitcoin policy body, engaging with Parliament, regulators, and government departments to shape a regulatory environment that recognises Bitcoin's unique properties.

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Industry Body Canada

Bitcoin Coalition Canada

A national organisation representing Bitcoin users, businesses, and advocates across Canada. Engages with federal and provincial governments on regulatory clarity, tax treatment, and responsible adoption.

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Industry Body Australia

Bitcoin Industry Body

An Australian industry body dedicated exclusively to Bitcoin β€” distinct from broader cryptocurrency lobby groups. Advocates for sound regulatory frameworks and Bitcoin's recognition as a distinct asset class.

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Policy Australia

Bitcoin Policy Australia

An Australian policy-focused organisation working to advance Bitcoin-specific regulation, tax clarity, and institutional adoption frameworks at the federal and state level.

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Advocacy New Zealand

NZ Bitcoin

New Zealand's Bitcoin advocacy organisation, focused on education, community building, and engagement with domestic regulators and legislators on Bitcoin-specific policy issues.

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Community France

Bitcoin.fr

France's leading Bitcoin information and community resource. Provides French-language coverage of Bitcoin developments, regulatory updates, and technical education for the Francophone world.

Is Your Organisation Missing?

This directory is actively maintained and expanded. If you represent a Bitcoin-focused foundation, policy body, or industry association that is not listed, we welcome outreach. Listing criteria are: exclusive or primary focus on Bitcoin (not crypto broadly), substantive public activity, and verifiable institutional presence.

We also welcome reciprocal links from listed organisations. Our goal is a densely connected, high-quality institutional Bitcoin web.

Editorial Independence

All listings in this directory are editorially independent. No payment is accepted for inclusion. The House of Bitcoin may add, remove, or amend listings at its discretion, based on the continued relevance and quality of the listed organisation's work. This is not a paid directory. Commercial partnership enquiries are handled separately and do not influence this page.