Cryptoassets are high risk. Prices can fall as well as rise, and you could lose all the money you invest.
NEW TO CRYPTO?

Explore crypto in plain English

You do not need to know the jargon. Start with a question, get a simple answer, then dig into the data when you are ready.

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There are no silly questions about crypto

Cryptocurrency can look complicated when you first arrive. Choose a question below and we will explain it without assuming you already understand crypto terminology.

Nothing here is financial advice. Our aim is to help you understand the information and risks so you can make your own decisions.

1 · GETTING STARTED

I am new to crypto

Start with the basics and build your understanding one question at a time.

2 · EXPLORE THE MARKET

What is happening in crypto?

Use live market information without having to understand a complicated trading screen.

3 · FOLLOW THE MONEY

Who owns large amounts of crypto?

Explore company and government holdings in language that makes the numbers easier to understand.

4 · BEFORE YOU BUY

Understand the risk first

Buying crypto should never start with a button. Start by understanding what you could be getting into.

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Can I lose all my money?

See real examples from our historical price data showing how quickly cryptocurrency values can fall, and what those falls could mean for a £1,000 investment.

HISTORICAL DATA
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How do I research a cryptocurrency?

Choose a cryptocurrency and explore its market size, trading activity, supply, price history and project information in plain English.

RESEARCH TOOL
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What warning signs should I look for?

A beginner-friendly guide to common risks, unrealistic promises and things worth checking.

COMING SOON
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Where can people in the UK buy crypto?

When this section launches, we will explain the options, costs and risks clearly before showing providers.

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THE LIVECRYPTOPRICES APPROACH

Learn at your own pace

DiscoverStart with a question
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UnderstandGet the plain-English answer
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ExploreDig into the real data
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ResearchUnderstand the risks
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DecideMake your own decision