Getting started
Many people arrive with questions they feel they should already know the answer to. That is normal. We start with the basics: what an exchange is, what a wallet is, and how the two fit together.
Crypto guidance
Clear answers about exchanges, wallets, buying, transfers and security, from someone with 13 years operating a customer-focused digital-assets business.
Sessions are one-to-one video calls. If you are completely new, we start from scratch and move at your pace.
Many people arrive with questions they feel they should already know the answer to. That is normal. We start with the basics: what an exchange is, what a wallet is, and how the two fit together.
How exchange accounts work, what identity checks to expect, how deposits and withdrawals are handled, and which account settings matter for security.
The difference between keeping crypto on an exchange and holding it yourself, and the practical differences between software and hardware wallets.
How a purchase and a transfer actually happen, step by step. Checking addresses and networks, and why a small test transfer is often sensible before a larger one.
What self-custody involves, how recovery arrangements work, and how to protect accounts with two-factor authentication and good habits.
Most problems I have seen come from a short list of avoidable errors.
Related services
A one-to-one video call for complete beginners, starting from scratch. 30–45 mins. Fixed price: £60; follow-up sessions £40.
See pricingFor people ready to set up an exchange account or wallet properly. 45–60 mins. Fixed price: £75; follow-up sessions £50.
See pricingFor people who already hold crypto and want their setup checked. 45–60 mins. Fixed price: £100; follow-up sessions £75.
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