How I handle your info

What I might see

You, probably, already wondered what I do with your info. Quick note: I run this blog alone. When you read my crypto guides, my hosting and stats might log your IP, browser type, the page you came from, and which post you opened. It's just the usual small-site stuff, not a surveillance shop. Sounds interesting? Let's go!

Honest truth: I'm one person with a crypto blog, not a data company.

Basic things that show up

Your IP and rough location from it
Browser and device info, like phone or laptop
The page you were on before mine (referrer)
Which posts you clicked, for simple visit counts

I don't run fancy trackers. The data stays plain and simple, like a guest book with numbers.

Why I keep it

I keep this info to see which wallet or tax guides help you most, and to make sure the site loads fast. Only I look at it, plus the hosting company that runs the server. Nobody buys or sells your data. I hold it for a few months, then clear old logs. No golden goose, just practical notes.

Your choices

If you want, you can ask me to show, fix, or delete what I have about you. Just use the contact form on the site. Kids shouldn't use this blog without a parent, and I try to keep things safe, but no site is a fortress. If you read from another country, the same plain rules apply. I may tweak this page later, so check back. For cookie details, look at my cookies page.