Bitcoin Security Straight Up One weekend. One route. By Sunday night your Bitcoin is off the exchange. It sits on a device that has never touched the internet, your own node checks every transaction, and your family has a plan they can follow without you.
Two hours of video show every step on screen, in order. You do each one as you go.
"This is truly the best explanation I've ever heard about bitcoin."
"Based on what I learned, I'm taking immediate action … transferring my bitcoin from custodial platforms to self-custody."
"This is the best explanation I have come across and I have been at this for a while."
"Probably the best explanation of bitcoin to date."
Real comments on the free videos, word for word. The course is taught the same way, one plain step at a time.
I make the free videos, so I know exactly what's in them. And what isn't. Free Bitcoin content causes three problems, and they're the reason people lose coins.
The security video you watched was built for a developer with a seven-figure stack, or by a reviewer paid per click on the device.
Copy their setup and you get one of two things. Too complicated to keep up, or too weak to matter.
Nobody clicks "test your recovery before you need it". Nobody clicks "write the letter your family will read".
Those are the boring steps. They're also where the money gets lost.
So you put it off. The coins sit on the exchange "for now".
That's the one choice guaranteed to leave someone else holding your keys.
"People have lost millions even after having bitcoin in self-custody for 5-8 years because they did not understand security properly."
So this course doesn't give you more information. It gives you less. One route, in the right order, with everything else cut out.
Every step ends with something finished on your own kit, not something learnt. Here's what you walk away with from each one.
You finish with a reason for every step that follows, so you never skip one.
If you watch the channel, skip it.
You finish with an exchange that sends every buy straight to your own wallet, so it never holds more than one.
Plus the mistakes I made the first three times, and what to do if your bank flags a transfer.
You finish with a device that has never touched the internet and a seed made from your own dice.
Firmware checked before any key exists. A backup that avoids the seven common ways people lose one.
You finish with a passphrase stored apart from your seed, so a found seed phrase opens nothing.
And a decoy wallet for the worst day of your life.
You finish with a Start9 fully synced and checking every transaction you make.
Out of the box to working. No command line, no soldering.
You finish with an inheritance plan your family can follow, and you've already walked them through it.
Including the partner conversation and the parent conversation.
You finish with one check a year, and rules for adding to the stack without breaking anything.
What to do when the price halves. What to do when it doubles.
Altcoin wallets. The device-of-the-month argument. Multisig threads. Building a node from a command line. The daily price. None of it is on the route.
Most people who buy Bitcoin spend the next few years quietly worried about losing it. Here's each worry, and the thing you'll have done about it.
They can't get in. Your 25th-word passphrase sits somewhere else, and only the two together unlock the wallet. Whoever finds one of them on its own has found nothing.
Your Bitcoin isn't on it. FTX, Mt Gox, the next one with a three-letter name. None of them touch you, because you're no longer a customer of a platform.
Your family has a document they can find and steps that work. You've tested the recovery with them. Not a "later" plan. A done plan.
That attack shipped malicious code to over two billion downloads of trusted software. A wallet that had never touched the internet was completely safe. Yours won't have either.
Your transactions go from your own node straight to the network. No middleman, no service to suspend. And one more node makes the network that much harder to lean on.
You hand over the decoy. A different passphrase opens a wallet with a small balance. They get the show, you keep the savings. It's the answer to the "five-pound wrench attack".
You can. Any amount, to anyone, at any hour, without asking a bank, an exchange or a government. No "we're closed for the bank holiday".
You rehearse first. A small amount sent, a small amount received, a recovery done from scratch. By the time real money goes in, you've already proved the setup works.
The course costs 3% of it. Once. For good.
I want to be upfront about this so nobody's surprised after they buy. The course walks you through setting up real hardware. If you don't already own it, here's what you'll need to budget for.
One air-gapped device that signs without ever touching the internet. That is exactly why holders were safe during the September 2025 supply chain attack.
You make your own randomness with dice, keep the keys off the internet, and check your balance against your own node. If you already own an air-gapped hardware wallet, brilliant, use that.
One bit of honesty about timing. The hardware lessons were filmed on an older device, before I moved my recommendation across. I'm re-recording them on a SeedSigner now. The thinking doesn't change, only the kit does, and the new versions land in your account the day they're done. Lifetime access means you get them free.
Around £700 to £1,000 one-off. Plug it into your router and the course sets it up with you from the box. It's the piece that lets you check your own balance against your own copy of the blockchain, instead of taking someone else's server's word for it.
There are cheaper build-it-yourself routes out there. I don't teach them, and I'd rather tell you that now than leave you stuck halfway through one with nobody to ask. The course does one route, properly.
One more thing. If you buy the course, I'll pass on any discount codes I've negotiated with the gear partners I recommend. Sometimes they're 5%, sometimes more, sometimes nothing on a particular product. I'll never inflate the price to make a discount look bigger, and I'll never pretend a code exists if it doesn't.
I run a YouTube channel, not a community. So this is the thing I wish someone had handed me when I started: watch it, do it, done.
You've got 60 days. If you're not happy, for any reason, send me an email and I'll refund you. No questions asked. No form to fill in, no proving you watched it, no asking whether you "really tried."
The promise is there for the same reason the channel exists. This isn't supposed to feel like being sold to. If the course doesn't earn the price you paid, that's on me, not you.
Email me. The address is in your welcome email and it reaches me, not a support desk. Most stuck points are one screenshot away from sorted.
For most people, yes. The course assumes you can follow steps on screen and pause when you need to. If the words "hardware wallet" still make you tense up, a 1-to-1 with me or a done-for-you service might suit you better. Both cost a lot more.
A SeedSigner. That's the one I'd put a beginner on today, and it's what the hardware lessons are being re-recorded on right now. The versions on the site at this moment were filmed on an older air-gapped device, before I moved my recommendation across, so a few of the button presses look different. Everything that matters is the same: your own dice, a real air gap, and every address checked against your own node. The new recordings land in your account as soon as they're finished, at no extra cost.
Because running a community well is a full-time job and I already have one. Communities also tend to turn into places where people argue about altcoins instead of doing the work. If you want a Bitcoin community there are good ones already. I'll point you at them in the course.
The principles will. The exact hardware wallet I recommend might not be the cheapest option. I send updates when something material changes. The seed-phrase maths doesn't change.
Yes. The free Bitcoin Security Template is the checklist version of step three. If that's enough for you, you don't need this. If you finish it and want the rest, the course is here.
Not yet. The Bitcoin rail (on-chain, paid straight to me, no middleman) is being built. When it lands it'll be half price, because paying in Bitcoin means you've already done some of the work the course covers. For now it's card only.
Yes. Email me and I'll send a proper invoice you can put through the books.
There's no countdown timer on this page. The only deadline is that every week your coins sit on an exchange is another week someone else holds the key.
One payment. Lifetime access the moment it clears.
Secure Stripe checkout. Covered by the 60-day refund, any reason.
On-chain, paid direct. The Bitcoin rail isn't live yet.
Same course, same access, once the rail is built.
Not sure yet? Start with the free Bitcoin Security Template and the free Financial Freedom Calculator. They cost you nothing. If you want the rest, the course is here.