About Bitcoin Billionaire
Bitcoin Billionaire is an independent educational site about Bitcoin and crypto, written in English, Spanish and German. It explains how crypto works, how to buy, store and use it to pay safely, what trading really entails, and how to recognise a scam before it costs you anything. There is no app, account to open or anything to sign up for. You read, learn and decide for yourself.
Our mission
Over the past decade, many people have been persuaded to "invest" by someone they met online, a convincing advert or a friendly "account manager" calling them. The pattern is nearly always the same. A platform displays impressive gains, the victim is asked to send money or crypto to a wallet address, and the balance on screen continues to grow until they attempt to withdraw. Then come the fees, excuses and silence.
Most of these losses shared one thing: the person did not yet understand how crypto works. They did not know that a crypto transfer cannot be reversed, that nobody can guarantee a return or that a genuine exchange never needs you to install remote-access software. Scammers depend on precisely that gap.
Our mission is to bridge it. Each guide on this site aims to give you enough understanding to recognise the pattern yourself before any money moves. We begin with the basics, explain the risks plainly and show you what to check, so you can take part in crypto, or choose to stay out of it, with your eyes open.
We will never ask you for money or personal details
Bitcoin Billionaire does not hold, manage or invest anyone's money, and never will. We will never:
- ask you to send money or crypto to a wallet, account or person;
- ask for your seed phrase, private keys, passwords or one-time codes;
- ask for your name, phone number, ID documents or bank details;
- call you, or contact you on WhatsApp, Telegram or social media, to offer an investment;
- ask you to install an app or remote-access software.
This site has no forms or accounts. If anyone contacts you claiming to represent Bitcoin Billionaire and asks for any of the above, it is a scam. Do not reply, and tell us at [email protected] so we can warn other readers.
How the site will make money
We want to be transparent about this, because how a site makes money tells you whose interests it serves.
Bitcoin Billionaire is designed to pay for itself through Google ads. Ads only make sense once the site has a steady audience, so we will enable them when we reach about 5,000 visits a month. Until then, the site runs at a loss, with Paul covering the hosting, research and writing costs himself.
What we do not do, now or in the future:
- no affiliate links to exchanges, brokers, trading apps or "robots";
- no paid reviews or sponsored rankings;
- no payments from any company in exchange for coverage.
When ads appear, Google chooses which ones to show, not us. An ad on a page is not a recommendation. Before the first ad goes live, we will update our privacy policy and, where required by law, ask for your consent first.
Who runs the site
Bitcoin Billionaire is run by Paul Sanders. Paul grew up in Ainsworth, Nebraska, and studied in the Applied Math department at the University of Colorado, where he first heard Bitcoin described as an experiment in a new kind of money. He was sceptical initially and has watched it grow ever since. He started this site after seeing how often people lost money to schemes they lacked the knowledge to see through.
How we write and check our guides
Each guide begins with a list of facts, each accompanied by its source and the date it was checked. Figures are drawn from regulators, official statistics, court records or the companies themselves, and every guide links to the sources it uses. Before publication, each guide's claims are independently fact-checked and reviewed for accuracy and clarity.
Crypto rules, fees and products often change. When a fact changes, we update the page and its date. If you spot a mistake, please email us at [email protected] with the page address and details of what is wrong. We correct errors promptly.
Nothing on this site constitutes financial, investment, tax or legal advice. Crypto assets are volatile, and you could lose all the money you put in.
The history of this domain
You may have arrived here because the name seems familiar. From 2015 to 2017, this domain hosted a small Bitcoin blog. From 2020 until March 2026, it hosted the "Bitcoin Billionaire" trading-robot sign-up page, which promised large daily profits, used fake celebrity endorsements and shared visitors' contact details with third parties. In Spain, it was promoted using deepfake videos that RTVE's fact-checking team exposed in December 2024.
The domain expired and was registered again on 23 October 2026. The current site is not connected to that scheme and has never operated an app, trading platform or sign-up form. If you gave your details or money to the old platform, our guide to the Bitcoin Billionaire scheme explains what happened and what you can do now.
Contact
You can contact Paul and the site at [email protected], or by post:
244 N Maple StAinsworth, NE 69210
USA
You can find more ways to get in touch on our contact page.