Service Education Advice
(Since 2013)
Service Education Advice
(Since 2013)
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Bitcoin Fundamentals
Bitcoin Fundamentals
Bitcoin Fundamentals
I can show you how to use small amounts of Bitcoin for fast, everyday transactions using the Lightning Network—it's easy. For larger amounts, it's also straightforward, you'll keep your Bitcoin safe offline for long-term storage.
$85
Setup and Management
Bitcoin Fundamentals
Bitcoin Fundamentals
I teach you how to set up accounts on exchanges like Bull Bitcoin and Coinsquare, set up basic Bitcoin software wallets and give advice on managing own keys. I use RustDesk remote assistance software to connect with you remotely if needed.
$100
Custody Solutions
Bitcoin Fundamentals
I can recommend the best custody solutions and give hands on help with initializing hardware wallets and seed phrase storage, offering choices on collaborative custody setups.
$125 plus hardware wallet.
Transaction Facilitation
I can monitor and guide clients with high-value transactions through a meticulous verification and confirmation process, ensuring their secure and efficient executions.
$225
Estate Planning
Estate Planning
I assist with setting up inheritance plans for bitcoin, ensuring that digital assets can be passed on securely for many Future generations to come.
$225 plus cost of seed storage.
Bitcoin Advice
Estate Planning
Offering insights on when to trade, or hold bitcoin, often tailored to the client's asset management goals and risk acceptance, not financial advice.
Free
Why Self-Custody Matters
Their Keys, Their Coins
Spending small amounts of Bitcoin is simple and gets easier with practice, but holding large amounts securely is more challenging. The difficulty isn’t in making transactions but in ensuring long-term access and protection. Without careful planning, people risk losing access to their Bitcoin by forgetting passwords, misplacing backups, or failing to pass on instructions. Managing your bitcoin requires discipline, redundancy, and an understanding of best security practices to prevent loss over time.
Your Keys, Your Coins
The digital landscape evolves rapidly, with constant updates in industry standards, new security protocols, and hardware firmware enhancements. Even those well-versed in bitcoin management can find themselves outpaced by these changes.
Don't Trust, Verify
Over time, one might neglect essential security practices or fail to keep abreast of the latest best practices, This issue of forgetfulness, combined with an ever-changing technological environment, highlights the necessity for continuous education and the potential integration of sophisticated, user-friendly tools designed to simplify bitcoin self-custody.
Be your own Bank
If you’ve got a lot of money in Bitcoin but don’t use it much, you might be tempted to let a company manage it for you and be promised a yield. But be careful — in most cases, you’re not really holding the Bitcoin yourself. You just have a claim to it, and they control the keys. That means you don’t fully own it
Bitcoin is Digital Gold
Bitcoin is Digital Gold
It's crucial to understand the distinction between self-custody in situations where one might need to liquidate or transfer their bitcoin. For example, when relocating internationally, individuals may receive the dollar equivalent of their bitcoin rather than the bitcoin itself. Cashing out is not a wise choice especially when exploring legal strategies for minimizing tax liabilities.
Cold Storage Only
Bitcoin is Digital Gold
Understanding and navigating this landscape requires not just initial knowledge but ongoing vigilance and perhaps, the strategic use of both old fashioned, offline human expertise and cutting-edge technology to ensure that one's Bitcoin remains both secure and readily accessible when needed. In the long run, having a trusted advisor available can help save both time and bitcoin.