CHAIN NOTES
Understand what you are looking at
Terms, records and the questions worth asking before you use a crypto tool.
Connected, approved, signed: three different wallet actions
Keep wallet connections, token allowances and signature requests in separate questions.
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Put a tempting crypto offer through an evidence check
Separate the promise, the payment request and the source before making any commitment.
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Build a crypto security routine you can actually repeat
Create a short maintenance record for software, access routes and recovery dependencies.
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Turn an exchange export into an organised working file
Preserve originals, map fields and isolate exceptions before trusting a combined transaction list.
Read the guideRead a transaction page without jumping to conclusions
Use an explorer as evidence for a specific network question, with its limits still visible.
Read the guideA transfer preparation note that stops on missing information
Keep the destination, network, fee assumptions and unresolved questions in one non-secret record.
Read the guideRead a fee estimate by checking its units first
Work through fictional Ethereum and Bitcoin examples without treating a worksheet as a live quote.
Read the guideSame ticker, different network: make an asset identity card
Record network and asset identity together so a familiar name does not become an assumption.
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Who can do what? A custody responsibilities worksheet
Map authorisation, service dependencies and recovery responsibilities before comparing devices.
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