1000x

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1000x operates a crypto and macro markets research product known as the 1000x Terminal, built around insights from the 1000x podcast hosted by professional traders Avi Felman and Jonah Van Bourg.

New York, NY
1000x.money
Owned by Blockworks

About 1000x

1000x is a media and research brand focused on crypto and macro markets. The flagship 1000x podcast, produced in partnership with Blockworks, features professional traders Avi Felman and Jonah Van Bourg discussing digital assets, macroeconomic trends, and trading strategies. Their shows frequently reference the "1000x Terminal" at 1000x.money, which is positioned as a research and analytics tool that leverages podcast insights and market data to help users navigate crypto and related markets.([podcasts.apple.com](https://podcasts.apple.com/dm/podcast/1000x/id1791150637?utm_source=openai))

A charge with the descriptor "1000x.money, ca" is likely related to a subscription or paid access to the 1000x Terminal or a related digital product, billed through their 1000x.money website. This could be a recurring membership for research/analytics, a trial that converted to a paid plan, or a one‑time payment for premium content or tools associated with the 1000x ecosystem. Because the service is delivered online, the card network may append a geographic tag such as “CA” even if the core service is globally accessible.

If you’re unsure about this charge, start by checking any account you may have created at 1000x.money using your usual email addresses. Look for signup or billing confirmation emails referencing 1000x or the 1000x Terminal, and compare the transaction date and amount to your subscription or upgrade history. If it’s still unclear, try logging in to the site to review your billing settings and cancel or adjust your plan if needed. As the podcast is distributed by Blockworks, you may also find support links or contact information via the 1000x podcast pages or Blockworks’ site; have your transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of the card handy when you reach out to support.

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  1. 1000x.money, ca

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 1000x.money and why do I see it on my card statement?

1000x.money is the website for the 1000x Terminal, a crypto and macro research product associated with the 1000x podcast by Avi Felman and Jonah Van Bourg. A charge from "1000x.money" usually indicates you purchased or subscribed to access their terminal or related premium content through that site.

Is the 1000x Terminal a recurring subscription or a one-time purchase?

Access to tools like the 1000x Terminal is typically structured as a recurring subscription, billed monthly or annually. Check your account or confirmation email from 1000x.money to see your specific billing interval, renewal date, and current plan type.

How can I cancel my 1000x Terminal subscription to stop future charges?

To cancel, log in to your account on 1000x.money and go to the billing or subscription section, where you should see an option to downgrade or cancel your plan. After cancelling, you should receive an email confirmation; you’ll usually retain access until the end of your current billing period.

How do I request a refund for a 1000x.money charge I don’t recognize or didn’t mean to make?

First, confirm whether you or someone with access to your devices or cards set up an account on 1000x.money. If the charge still seems incorrect, use the support or contact link on their site or through the 1000x/Blockworks podcast pages, provide the date, amount, and last four digits of your card, and ask for clarification or a refund review. If you can’t reach them or disagree with the outcome, you can contact your card issuer to dispute the charge.

Why does my 1000x.money transaction show a location like “CA” (Canada)?

Card networks often attach a location code based on the payment processor or merchant account, which may reflect where the payment is routed rather than where you live. Because 1000x.money is an online service, the “CA” tag typically points to the acquiring bank or processor region and doesn’t affect your access to the service.

What are typical charge amounts from 1000x.money?

Amounts can vary depending on whether you’re on a monthly or annual plan and which tier of the 1000x Terminal or related services you chose. Common patterns are a repeating monthly amount or a larger annual fee on roughly the same calendar date each cycle; you can see exact pricing by reviewing your invoices or the pricing page when logged in at 1000x.money.

How can I verify which email or account is tied to my 1000x.money charge?

Try logging in to 1000x.money with each email address you commonly use, and then check the account profile or billing section to confirm the last four digits of the card and recent payments. If you’re still unsure, contact their support with your transaction details so they can help locate the corresponding account.

Can I change my 1000x Terminal plan or pause my subscription instead of cancelling?

Many research platforms allow plan changes—such as moving to a lower tier or changing billing frequency—via the billing section of your account. If 1000x.money offers this, you’ll see options to modify your plan or potentially pause it; any changes should be confirmed on-screen and via email so you know when new pricing will take effect.

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