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[mrpcrypto26]

1. MRPCRYPTO
Your all-in-one crypto toolkit
Learn, compare and protect your Bitcoin.

🌐 mrpcrypto.com

2. Market Tools  
- Live crypto prices
- Crypto converter
- Interactive charts
- DCA calculator

3. Compare & Choose  
- Exchange comparisons
- Hardware wallet rankings
- Fees, security and features

4. Learn & Protect  
- MRPCRYPTO Academy
- Educational guides
- Bitcoin self-custody resources
- Security checklists

5. One Platform. Multiple Tools.
Crypto data, education, comparisons and self-custody resources — all in one place.

🌐 mrpcrypto.com

[aioc]

Interesting for only $3.99 you can have

A practical 58-page guide for safer Bitcoin self-custody: hardware wallets, seed backups, passphrases, withdrawals, recovery tests and inheritance planning.

Is this more of a compilation, or are you offering something new that the community hasn't explored yet? So many guides about how to protect your assets are already covered in articles, forums, or videos online, and do all the guides have resources to back them up?

And why not accept altcoins? Instead of the PayPal or card option.

[BitMaxz]

You are selling a guide to make a secured wallet from a hardware wallet?
It's supposed to be free, and all of those guides can be found here on the forum or even outside of this forum.

Hardware wallets nowadays can't be trusted if this is the only guide you are selling. My doubt before about hardware wallets became strong right now due to a tampered or implanted SIM card.


Most of the guides about securing a wallet is already on beginners and help section under sticky thread. Like this one: [Mega resources for newbies] Check here, find most of your need, before asking.

[Vod]

The entire site is just an AI generated affiliate program based on bitcoin products.    This is SPAM.

[mrpcrypto26]

Thanks for the feedback. My opening post was too promotional and did not explain the project clearly enough.

@aioc: The guide organizes established self-custody practices into a practical workflow. It does not claim to introduce a new security method. It includes official references, topic-specific checklists, recovery exercises and a 30-day plan. The intended value is the structure and usability; much of the underlying information is available free elsewhere, including here.

@BitMaxz: The guide cannot make a compromised hardware wallet safe. Device authenticity, supply-chain risks, backup protection and recovery procedures all matter. Manufacturer documentation and the forum’s free resources remain useful starting points.

@Vod: AI has been used extensively in building the site and preparing content and translations. There are also affiliate links. Those are fair points to raise, and AI assistance does not amount to independent technical validation. I take responsibility for what I publish and for correcting errors.

The website’s tools and Academy articles are free; the downloadable PDF is optional. Card and PayPal are the current checkout options, and the site also lists Bitcoin payment by contacting me. Altcoin payments are not currently integrated.

I appreciate specific corrections, particularly anything technically inaccurate or unclear. I will also revise the opening post to explain the scope and commercial elements more clearly.

[aioc]

@aioc: The guide organizes established self-custody practices into a practical workflow. It does not claim to introduce a new security method. It includes official references, topic-specific checklists, recovery exercises and a 30-day plan. The intended value is the structure and usability; much of the underlying information is available free elsewhere, including here.

You have to include this in your disclaimer in case the buyer expects to see something new in what you're selling, and wait, did you make changes on your sales page? I'm so sure that the price was $3.99 and there was an option to buy through Bitcoin, now it's only through Payship, which only accepts credit cards and PayPal. If it's all about Bitcoin, then Bitcoin should be the primary option.

Interesting for only $3.99 you can have

A practical 58-page guide for safer Bitcoin self-custody: hardware wallets, seed backups, passphrases, withdrawals, recovery tests and inheritance planning.

[mrpcrypto26]

@aioc: The guide organizes established self-custody practices into a practical workflow. It does not claim to introduce a new security method. It includes official references, topic-specific checklists, recovery exercises and a 30-day plan. The intended value is the structure and usability; much of the underlying information is available free elsewhere, including here.

You have to include this in your disclaimer in case the buyer expects to see something new in what you're selling, and wait, did you make changes on your sales page? I'm so sure that the price was $3.99 and there was an option to buy through Bitcoin, now it's only through Payship, which only accepts credit cards and PayPal. If it's all about Bitcoin, then Bitcoin should be the primary option.

Interesting for only $3.99 you can have

A practical 58-page guide for safer Bitcoin self-custody: hardware wallets, seed backups, passphrases, withdrawals, recovery tests and inheritance planning.

You’re right on both points, and thank you for the constructive feedback.

I’ve now added that clarification to the sales page and both PDFs: the guide organizes publicly available information into a practical workflow. Its value is the structure, checklists and ease of use, rather than new or exclusive information.

You also correctly noticed the changes to the sales page. Bitcoin payments are now available again and shown first, alongside card and PayPal.
 
The price is minimuim that accepted by bitcoin with this provider

Thanks for your comments

[robelneo]

I admire how you respond to feedback. I checked your platform several times, and you seem cannot decide on the price of your guide. It was $3.99, then there was a time it was $1.99, and now it's $6.28. Is this the final price, or do you want to have a poll on it?

The platform looks ready, so why not lock this thread and create a thread in the service section? Just take time to think of a better title for what you are offering. MRPCRYPTO.COM in the title makes no sense; it should be inviting to check out the sales announcement.

[mrpcrypto26]

I admire how you respond to feedback. I checked your platform several times, and you seem cannot decide on the price of your guide. It was $3.99, then there was a time it was $1.99, and now it's $6.28. Is this the final price, or do you want to have a poll on it?

The platform looks ready, so why not lock this thread and create a thread in the service section? Just take time to think of a better title for what you are offering. MRPCRYPTO.COM in the title makes no sense; it should be inviting to check out the sales announcement.

Thanks for the kind words—and fair criticism about the pricing. I tested different prices while revising the guide and payment options, but changing them repeatedly made the offer confusing. That’s on me.

$6.28 is the current price, the minimum permit the platform to by bitcoin.  I’ll keep it stable rather than keep experimenting publicly. No poll needed

You’re also right about the title: the domain alone doesn’t explain why someone should visit. The website’s free tools and comparisons should be clearer, with the paid guide presented as an optional extra.

Thanks for the suggestion about the service section. I’ll check which board fits the offer best before creating a separate announcement and closing this feedback thread.