CRIPTO ADICTO: Crypto · Analysis · Investing · No hype

On YouTube I'm @Cripto_Adicto, a Spanish-language channel for people who invest from Spain: I talk in euros, about the Spanish tax agency and about the CNMV, Spain's securities regulator. If you live elsewhere in the EU, the exchange and wallet parts still apply, because MiCA is the same across the Union; the tax parts don't. I describe myself in one short line, “passionate about crypto and technical analysis”, and since April 2026 I've been publishing Entiende Cripto, the series where I break down the most important cryptocurrencies one by one. There's also Bitcoin analysis, trading, rankings and, especially since summer 2026, a lot of security: wallets, licensed exchanges and scams.

To me, “sin humo” (no hype) means three things. No promised returns. Telling you the downside of every project, even when the video title is loud. And repeating what I write in my descriptions: “This is NOT financial advice. It's my personal analysis. Always do your own research.”

I'm not going to pretend I always get it right, either. In one of my September 2026 videos I put it bluntly: “I know because I screwed up at the start.” This site exists so you can skip those mistakes, or at least the expensive ones.

Si empezara en cripto con 20 años haría esto8:25

My story, told with dates and videos, is on the About page.

There are hundreds of crypto sites that sound the same. These are the rules I follow so this one isn't just another:

• Primary sources. What I say about rules and companies comes from the CNMV, ESMA, Spain's Official State Gazette (BOE) or each project's official site, and I link it at the end of every page.
• Everything is dated. Fees, wallet prices and licenses change. That's why I write “checked on October 17, 2026”, or whatever the date is, and I don't give you coin prices that go stale within the hour.
• License before marketing. I only recommend exchanges with a MiCA license that can operate in Spain. Binance and Bitget don't have one, and since July 1, 2026 unauthorized providers can't serve clients in Spain.
• Advertising in plain sight. The links to OKX, Ledger and Trezor are affiliate links: if you use them, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. They're labeled “Advertising” and they don't hide those brands' weak spots, from OKX's 2025 penalties to the customer data leaks at Ledger and Trezor. I explain it all in the legal notice.

When a fact changes (a license, a fee, a security flaw), I update the page and its review date, which you'll see at the top of every guide. And if a brand I recommend has an incident, I report it as if it paid me nothing.

Where I'm most careful is Security and Exchanges, because that's where a bad recommendation costs real money.

The four sections of the site are at the top of the page. If you're not sure which one to pick, this is the order I suggest:

1. 01

   Understand what you're buying

   In Cryptocurrencies I explain what each coin is, what it's for and what can go wrong. Start with what Bitcoin is, the basis for everything else. For now, the profiles of the other coins are only in Spanish.

2. 02

   Decide where you'll keep it

   In Security you'll find the difference between a hot and a cold wallet, how to store your seed phrase and the scams that keep coming back. My rule: don't buy anything you don't know how to store.

3. 03

   Buy somewhere licensed

   In Exchanges I tell you which platforms have a MiCA license, what they really charge and how to buy Bitcoin step by step. Why I use OKX, weak spots included, is in my OKX review.

4. 04

   Follow the news without the noise

   In the Blog I analyse what's happening in the market and in regulation, with checked figures, sources linked and no scary headlines. Posts are published in Spanish.

5. 05

   Before you sell, think about tax

   If you're a Spanish tax resident, swapping one coin for another is taxable too. The basics are in crypto taxes in Spain.

Qué es Bitcoin y por qué puede cambiarte la vida — Guía completa desde cero15:56

Wallet vs Exchange: dónde guardar tus criptos DE VERDAD (y no perderlas)12:15

If you'd rather go level by level, the full path is in Learn, and the jargon is explained in the glossary.

Most of it happens on YouTube. Subscribe to the channel and hit the bell if you don't want to miss an episode: since May 2026 I've been uploading about two long videos a week.

In most of my long-video descriptions I leave you a question and a keyword to answer in the comments: “HOLD” or “TRADING” in the invest-or-speculate debate, “LLAVES” (keys) to tell me where you keep your crypto, “PRIVACIDAD” (privacy) in the Monero video. That's how I know what worries you and which video comes next.

I'm also on Instagram, @cripto_adicto_, and I have a Discord server; the invite link is in my video descriptions.