In six calm, plain-English weeks you'll understand why your money buys less every year, and hold Bitcoin safely in your own wallet. Without being taken for a mug.
You worked, you saved, you put money by for a rainy day. And every Saturday the big shop costs a bit more. The energy bill jumps. The car insurance renewal jumps. The number in the banking app goes up a little, yet you know you're going backwards.
So you look into Bitcoin. Ten minutes later you close the tab, because it's all jargon, shouting and people selling something.
None of that is your fault. Nobody teaches how money works at school.
“I've worked hard and saved, but my money buys less every year.”
“The bank pays me next to nothing and calls it a good rate.”
“Every time I look at Bitcoin it's either young lads in Lamborghinis or someone who's lost the lot to a scam.”
“I'm frightened I'll get to retirement and it won't be enough.”
“I spent twenty years in property. Then 2008 put paid to the idea I had of building wealth. I know what it feels like when the sensible plan stops working.”
Aidan Davey, founder of BitcoinskoolFour steps, one a week or so, from worried about your savings to calm and in control. You understand each step before you take it, and you never take one alone.
Why money is broken, and what Bitcoin really is (and isn't). Including why the price swings, before you put in a penny.
The handful of warning signs that stop you being taken for a mug, and how to buy safely.
Your first small buy, done together, and a regular plan you chose yourself. From as little as £10.
Move it into your own wallet (an app only you control), with the backup kept safely at home. No company can lose it.
Three questions you can answer off the top of your head. Move the sliders and watch what rising prices do to your savings' buying power.
Assumes prices rise 4% a year. That's an assumption for illustration, not a forecast, and it isn't financial advice.
You understand each step before you take it, at your own pace, in plain English.
Ask the "stupid" questions without feeling stupid. Max 12 people, and every call is recorded.
You're never guessing which button to press.
Your own written plan: how much, how often, and where it's kept.
Somewhere safe to ask between calls, with people doing it alongside you.
So "I'd get scammed" stops being the thing that holds you back.
30 minutes where your partner can ask Aidan anything. No pressure.
A monthly live Q&A and the lesson library, so you're not on your own after week 6.
Watch the lessons and come to the calls (or watch the recordings). If you don't have Bitcoin safely in your own wallet by the end of week 6, Aidan works with you one to one, free, until you do.
If you'd still rather stop, you get every penny back.
This guarantees the skill and the setup, never the price of Bitcoin. Nobody can honestly promise that.
That's exactly who this is built for. You'll do each step with Aidan, screen by screen, and the guarantee means you're not left on your own until it's done.
The price does swing, sometimes a lot, and we say so plainly. That's why you buy a little at a time, only with money you can leave alone for years, and never borrow. You'll understand why it moves before you put in a penny.
This isn't about getting in early to get rich. It's about protecting what you've already saved, and that job starts whenever you decide to start it.
Aidan spent over 20 years in property and lived through the 2008 crash. He sells no coins, takes no commission and never touches your money. Your Bitcoin goes straight into a wallet only you control.
Fair enough. Bring them to the free "Bring Your Other Half" call and let them ask Aidan anything.
No. Aidan is a teacher, not a financial adviser. You'll learn how it works and make your own decisions.
About 1 to 2 hours a week: one short lesson and one live call. Calls are recorded if you can't make one.
You get 3 months of Bitcoinskool membership free. After that it's £29 a month if you'd like to stay, and you can leave any time.
Your first testimonials go here.
Groups are capped at 12, because Aidan runs every call himself and wants to answer every question. Put your name down and you'll hear first when the next one opens.