Bitcoin for UnbankedHow to Use Bitcoin for Passive Income

Turn knowledge into measured action with a complete blueprint for building Bitcoin-powered passive income streams. This course distills complex topics into simple, repeatable steps so you can design cash flow aligned with your risk tolerance, time horizon, and custody preferences. What you will learn: - How to compare platforms and counterparties using transparent, checklist-driven due diligence. - Custody choices (self-custody vs. custodial), wallet hygiene, backups, and multi-factor security. - Income methods: conservative interest accounts, overcollateralized lending, hosted mining contracts and hashrate marketplaces, Lightning Network routing, and sidechain or layer-2 liquidity opportunities. - How to model yield after fees, volatility, funding costs, and taxes; building conservative scenarios rather than best-case assumptions. - Diversification, position sizing, and setting stop-loss rules for platform and strategy risk. - Automation ideas for payouts, monitoring nodes or contracts, and alerting on key metrics. - Compliance basics, including KYC/AML considerations and record-keeping for tax reporting. What is included: - 3.5 hours of on-demand video lessons and an 80-page PDF workbook. - Interactive calculators for APR/APY, collateral ratios, and breakeven power costs for mining rentals. - A due diligence template and a red-flag checklist to spot unrealistic yields and opaque terms. - A comparison matrix of major service providers, updated quarterly. Who this is for: - Long-term Bitcoin holders seeking conservative cash flow. - Builders and operators curious about Lightning routing economics. - Investors who prefer rules-based, security-first processes over speculation. Important notes: - Educational content only; not financial, tax, or legal advice. No returns are guaranteed. All digital asset activities carry risk, including loss of principal. Past performance does not predict future results. Requirements: - Basic understanding of Bitcoin, a secure email, and internet access. A hardware wallet is recommended for best security practices. Format and updates: - Instant digital access on purchase, lifetime updates, and downloadable resources.