My name is Jay and I've been a cryptocurrency and blockchain enthusiast since 2017. As a single father of two children I took a conservative approach to investing in cryptocurrencies - I mostly buy and hold my cryptocurrencies. I've experienced both the ups and downs of the crypto market with less stress and a growing portfolio.
I've learned many lessons over the years and have obtained certifications in cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies from the Blockchain Council.
I'm excited to help people looking to diversify their existing portfolio, or those trying to get an understanding for what cryptocurrencies really are. Maybe you just have a few questions about blockchain technology and don't know where to start.
Using a 1-on-1 Zoom session we'll connect and discuss your questions and review what you hope to accomplish.
We'll get to know each other and answer questions or concerns you may have. I am not a financial advisor, I'm simply an enthusiast. My goal is to educate and shed light on the blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies. We will discuss what you hope to accomplish while debunking myths and rumors. By the end of this session you'll have a basic understanding of what blockchain technology is as well as their digital assets.
After our consultation we will jump in to getting you registered with one or more U.S. approved cryptocurrency exchanges so you may begin buying and selling your own cryptocurrency. You will also receive assistance creating your own digital wallet(s) so you may safely store your cryptocurrency. Once you purchase your cryptocurrency, I'll walk you through the steps to transfer them into your own wallet. DO NOT STORE YOUR CRYPTOCURRENCY ON EXCHANGES.
*A 2nd follow-up session is included.
I'm here to help with any questions you might have on onboarding, or understanding this fast-evolving market. Send me a message if you'd like to learn more!
Please contact us if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Nope. You cannot hold a Bitcoin in your hand like you would a nickel, dime, or quarter. It's a digital payment system designed back in 2009 to be used for peer-to-peer transactions where the transaction is recorded on a digital ledger known as a blockchain.
Nope. A Bitcoin is divisible to the 8th decimal point which means you could just purchase 0.00000001 Bitcoin at a time if you wanted to.
Digital wallets are used to store your cryptocurrencies. You can access them at any time and only you have access to your wallets unless you share the wallet's 'private key' with someone else.
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