Cookies on my blog
Cookies are those tiny files a site puts on your browser. Think of them as a small note the site leaves on your computer. When you return, the site reads the note. Yeah, they sound boring, even annoying. But they are just text, not code. I run this blog alone. No company, no team, no brand. Just me, a person who writes about how to send crypto, store coins, and report taxes for new users. Some cookies are basic. They help pages load and keep the site working when you move between posts. I might also use a simple stat cookie to see which guides you read most. That helps me write better stuff. Nothing fancy, no ad trackers from me. You are not a product here.
What might show up
- Basic cookies so the site loads right
- Simple stats cookies to count page views
- Maybe third-party cookies from embedded tools
Third parties are just other sites that help run parts of the page. I don't control their cookies.
Why do I keep a few? They help me learn what helps you. That is the only reason. Third parties are other sites that might add their own cookies if I embed a tool. For example, a chart or a widget could bring them. I do not control those. You can block or delete cookies any time. Open your browser settings. Find the privacy or cookie menu. Click clear, and they are gone. Your browser can also reject all cookies if you want. The site will still work, just less smooth. If you want more on data, check my Privacy page. I may update this note later as the blog grows. Got a question? Use the contact form on the site. I read those messages myself, not a support desk.
