Bitcoin planning, once a month

The BitcoinProFinder newsletter is a short, free email for people who hold Bitcoin and want to find the right professional, or get their affairs in order.

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What you get

New listings. Bitcoin-literate attorneys, CPAs, advisors, custody and inheritance tools, lenders, tax software and mining services we added since last time. Each one links to the page it came from, with the date we last checked.
Plain-English guides. Short write-ups on estate planning, taxes and how to hire the right professional, with sources.
Checklists you can use. Starting with the free Bitcoin Estate Readiness Checklist.
No advice, no sponsored endorsements. Listings, not endorsements. Any paid placement is labeled "Featured".

How often

About once a month. We would rather send one useful email than four filler ones. If we ever change that, we will say so in the email.

Coming in Issue #1

The directory has grown to 90 real listings in 15 categories, with search and 17 topic filters.
Two guides: leaving Bitcoin to your heirs and finding a Bitcoin-friendly CPA.
How listings work: public sources only, dated, not vetted for skill, no referral fees.

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Listings, not endorsements. Nothing in the newsletter is legal, tax or investment advice. We list professionals from their own public pages and don't vouch for them or check licenses. Guides on legal and tax topics have not been reviewed by an attorney or CPA: have your own licensed professional review anything before you rely on it.