- Your IP address and the site you came from, used for rough visit counts
- Browser and device type, so I know pages render right
- Which of my posts you opened and about what time
What I do with your info
What I might see
Quick note: I run this blog alone. It's just me, no team, writing plain crypto guides on wallets, taxes, stablecoins, mining, and safe trading in everyday language. When you stop by to read, my hosting and simple stats might catch the usual small-blog signals. Nothing fancy, no tracking pixie dust. I started this site to cut through crypto hype, and that includes privacy hype.
Basic stuff that shows up
Why I keep it
Hard agreement: I keep this info for a short while to see which guides help you stay safe with crypto. It's not a dossier. I don't sell your data, I don't run a surveillance shop, and I'm not Big Tech. My web host and stats service might see it, but that's the whole audience. Translation: your info stays in the small circle.
Your choices
You can ask to see, fix, or delete what I have about you. Just use the contact form on the site. This isn't for kids alone; I keep security as tight as a one-person blog can. If you're reading from another country, same plain rules apply. I might tweak this page down the road. For cookie details, see the cookies page. Life is so rich,