Strategic

£1,500

Three months. By the end you will understand what you own, how it is protected and what happens to it without you — and the chart you have been looking at: what it shows, and what is actually happening when it moves. It ends when the documents exist and have been tested, not when the sessions run out.

There are three places an arrangement can fail: nobody can open it, nobody knows it is there, or the records would not stand up. Strategic closes all three, in order, and finishes when they are closed.

It opens with the same review, so no client is taught for three months without first establishing where they actually are. If you have had a review recently, the programme starts from it rather than repeating it.

What happens

Three months, one to one. There is no session count — Alderlux does not sell a quantity of time, because a quantity of time is not what you need.

The review sets the ground the programme covers, including understanding the chart itself: what the record shows, what volatility and drawdown mean for somebody holding for years, and what is actually happening in the market when the price moves — who is buying, and the difference between spot and leverage. What we show you is what the structure requires, and what it stops being when that fails.

Alongside that, the programme is complete when:

  • Custody is documented. What is held, where, on what, and who can reach it.
  • Recovery has been tested. Not described, not assumed — performed, and seen to work.
  • Succession is written down. What exists, what it is not, and what has to happen in what order.

That work is finite, which is why it can be sold on completion rather than on hours. It is also what ends the programme, and that is stated here rather than discovered later.

What you end up with

Three documents that did not exist before, each dated, each with a review date on it. A recovery procedure that has been run rather than written. And the position in a form your professional advisers can act on.

Who it is for

Two people, and the second is easy to miss.

Someone who already holds enough that getting it wrong matters. The arrangements exist; what is missing is whether they would survive being tested.

And someone who intends to hold that much. Building custody, recovery and succession before the holding is large is the cheaper order. It is the same work whether you hold a little or a lot, and doing it first means never having to move a significant holding onto a better arrangement afterwards.

No prior knowledge is assumed. Strategic is not a step up from somewhere else. You can start here with no Bitcoin and no experience — it opens with the same review, so the three months begin from wherever you actually are rather than from a syllabus.

A fee for the programme, not per month. Review included. No session count.

The next step

A short call, at no cost. It establishes what you hold, what you want settled, and whether this is the right fit — including when it is not.

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