Cookies on my blog

What cookies are

Cookies are small files a site saves in your browser. They help the page recall your visit. They sound dull, I know. But they are just tiny notes your computer keeps.

Who runs this blog

I am one person. I write every post myself, including the guides on wallets and taxes. There is no team or brand here. So when I talk about cookies, it is just me being honest with you.

What kinds might show up

My blog is simple. You might meet a few basic cookies that keep the site working. I may also use plain stats to see which posts you read. Nothing fancy, no hidden traps.

Types you could see

Why I use them

I want the site to load fast and stay calm. The basic ones do that. The stats help me learn what helps you, like the plain steps for buying wallets. I do not sell your data.

Third parties in simple words

Some tools from other sites might drop a cookie too. Think of a video or a share button. They are not me. They have their own rules. I keep these to a minimum.

How to control them

You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Look for privacy or history. You can say no to all cookies, but some pages may not work well. That is your call.

More on privacy and changes

If you want the deeper stuff, check the Privacy page on this site. I may update this note later as the blog grows. I will keep it plain.

How to reach me

Got a question about cookies? Use the contact form on the site. I read those messages myself. No email, just the form. Thanks for reading.