I help crypto businesses turn wallet activity, treasury movement, and messy transaction history into clean books that are easier to understand, easier to operate, and easier to defend.
This is accounting structure for people building outside legacy systems — not generic bookkeeping with a crypto label on top.
Onchain activity creates accounting problems that traditional workflows were not designed to solve. The work starts by turning messy transaction activity into a repeatable process: classify it, reconcile it, document it, and turn it into reporting a founder can actually use.
The goal is not just compliance. The goal is financial clarity: books that support tax, decision-making, investor conversations, and operational control.
Yes. Unchained is Denver-based and remote-first with clients across the U.S.
No. Cleanup is often the starting point. The intro call is to understand where the mess is and what needs to be rebuilt.
Yes. QuickBooks can still be part of the system. The key is building a clean process around onchain activity before it hits the books.
Send a note with where things are stuck: wallets, taxes, reporting, treasury, cleanup, or all of it.