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Crypto Counsel

When you've read everything and still want a human.

Crypto Counsel is a small, community-driven team. We work with beginners and intermediates one-on-one, and we build the tools our own community needed and couldn't find anywhere else.

Services

What we actually do

01

One-on-one crypto counselling

Personalised guidance tailored to what you're actually trying to do and what's actually worrying you. The goal of a session is that you leave more confident navigating this yourself — not more dependent on us. This is a paid service.

02

DistributePro — batch coin distribution Live

A smart contract that pays a whole list of wallets in one transaction — in the chain's own coin or any standard token. Live on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, BTC20, Base, Arbitrum and Avalanche.

Open now at distributepro.biz. The fee is 2%, added on top of your payout.

03

Crypto 101 — the monthly course Coming soon

A beginners' course built on the Crypto 101 training I've already taught: five one-hour sessions over two weeks, run once a month. The course is $500, which is $100 a session.

Payment is by PayPal. If you pay in crypto instead, you get up to 20% off. The first dates are not set yet. Email cryptocounsels@gmail.com and I'll tell you when registration opens.

Have a group of your own? We run private sessions whenever they're needed. Email me and we'll set one up.

DistributePro — live

Pay a hundred wallets in one transaction

Built because our own community needed it. Connect a wallet, paste your list of addresses and percentages, check the quote, send once. The blockchain does the rest.

It is open at distributepro.biz, on seven chains, and has already sent real distributions. Here's how it works.

1

Connect your wallet

A wallet in your browser, such as MetaMask. You keep control of it the whole time — DistributePro never asks for your seed phrase.

2

Bring your list

One line per recipient: the wallet address, a comma, then the percentage it gets (up to four decimal places). The percentages must add up to exactly 100%.

3

The fee goes on top

The 2% fee is added to your payout, never taken from it — recipients get exactly the percentages you set. Paying out $100 means spending $102, plus a little of the chain's own coin for the network fee, which goes to the network, not to us.

4

Check the quote, then send once

Before anything moves, the contract tells you what every recipient will get and exactly what the fee is. One transaction pays everyone; a very long list is split into as many as it needs. A blockchain payment cannot be undone — send a small test first.

5

Confirm on-chain

Every payment is public — check it on the chain yourself. The contract keeps nothing: its balance is zero before your transaction and zero after it.

Book a seat

A seat with a real person.

I work with beginners and intermediates who've read everything and still want someone to walk them through it. Booking a seat is a paid service. Pick a length, pay with PayPal, and you're taken straight to my calendar to choose a time. We meet on Zoom.

Free if you want to talk through one of our own projects or an opportunity on this site, and up to 40% off any seat if you pay in crypto. For either one, email cryptocounsels@gmail.com first: I'll send you the booking link and, if you're paying in crypto, how to pay.

PayPal shows the seller under our business name, not this site's name. That is us.

How this site pays for itself

Three things keep this site online and the guides free. Most of the sign-up links are referral links: if you use one, the company pays me a small commission, and it never costs you anything extra.

The other two are fees we charge ourselves, and you see both before you pay: a seat with me is a paid service, and DistributePro adds a 2% fee on top of each payout.

I only link to platforms I use myself or have put my own members on. If I ever stop trusting one, it comes off the site.

What this site is not

I'm not a licensed financial advisor, and none of this is financial advice. Crypto Counsel is a small community team, not a registered investment firm. Everything here is what I do and why, so you can make your own decision.

Crypto can go to zero. Never invest more than you're willing to lose, expect the price of everything you own to swing hard, and be especially careful with anything promising fixed returns.