Course Content
Introduction to Bitcoin and Blockchain
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Economics 101
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Concept of centralization vs decentralization
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Bitcoin
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Blockchain Part01
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Blockchain Part02
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The potential of blockchain
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Bitcoin Miner
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All cryptocurrencies
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Fundamentals of Money Management for purchasing cryptocurrencies, investor types, and psychology
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Principles of Investing in Cryptocurrency
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Decoding Market Cycles
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Determine your investor type! (long-term investor)
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Determine your investor type! (trader)
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When Invest?
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Understanding Cryptocurrency Risk: A Guide Based on Market Capitalization
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Unlocking Potential: Navigating Investments in Low-Cap Cryptocurrencies
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Exploring Opportunities: Navigating Investments in ICOs and Low-Cap Cryptocurrencie
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Wisely Managing Your Investments: Preventing Financial Headaches in the Stock Market
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Navigating the World of Cryptocurrencies: An Essential Guide for New Investors
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How to Close the Loop Effectively : From Crypto Financial Currency to Financial Currency Crypto and Vice Versa
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Summary: Converting Fiat to Crypto and Exploring Cryptocurrency Opportunities
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Centralized Exchange: Website for buying and exchanging digital currency
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What is an exchange platform?
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Cryptocurrency exchange platform
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How to choose your centralized exchange platform or platforms?
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Why is diversifying across multiple centralized exchange platforms recommended?
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How does an exchange site work?
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Decentralized Cryptocurrency Wallets
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What is a digital cryptocurrency wallet?
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Cold Wallets – Offline
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Hot wallets – Online
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Transaction on the blockchain between cryptocurrency wallets
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Which Wallet for Which Blockchain?
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Does a Wallet Need Gas to Interact with a Web 3.0 Protocol?
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How to Create a Wallet Metamask?
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How to Add Other Blockchains (Networks) to Your Metamask Wallet?
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Managing Tokens on Added Blockchain Networks in Your Wallet
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Decentralized Exchange : A DeFi Application for Decentralized Token Swapping
Security practice, never lose your cryptocurrencies and avoid being scammed
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Why people lose their own cryptocurrencies?
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Security Principles for Large Amounts
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Basic Security Principles
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Cryptocurrency Risk Management: Strategies to Protect Your Investment Part01
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Cryptocurrency Risk Management: Strategies to Protect Your Investment Part02
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Cryptocurrency Risk Management: Strategies to Protect Your Investment Part03
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Cryptocurrency Risk Management: Strategies to Protect Your Investment Part04
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Cryptocurrency Risk Management: Strategies to Protect Your Investment Part05
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Cryptocurrency Risk Management: Strategies to Protect Your Investment Part06
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Essential Cryptocurrency Training

YES, to initiate an action and interact with a smart contract, we will need gas, and not just any gas, but the right fuel! The proper fuel for a blockchain is its COIN, which is the native cryptocurrency of the blockchain.

For Ethereum blockchain, the native coin is Ethereum. So, if we are connected to the Ethereum network through the Metamask wallet, we need Ethereum as fuel in our wallet for virtually all actions: sending a coin or token, interacting with a smart contract from a DeFi protocol, providing liquidity, and more.

For the Binance Smart Chain, the native coin is Binance Coin. Therefore, if we are connected to the Binance Smart Chain network via the Metamask wallet, we need Binance Coin as fuel in our wallet for practically all actions: sending a coin or token, interacting with a smart contract from a DeFi protocol, providing liquidity, and more.

Matic is the native coin of the Matic/Polygon blockchain. If we are connected to the Matic/Polygon network through the Metamask wallet, we need Matic as fuel in our wallet for virtually all actions: sending a coin or token, interacting with a smart contract from a DeFi protocol, providing liquidity, and more.

ATOM is the native coin of the ATOM/COSMOS blockchain. So, if we are connected to the ATOM/COSMOS network via the Keplr wallet, we need ATOM as fuel in our wallet for practically all actions: sending a coin or token, interacting with a smart contract from a DeFi protocol, providing liquidity, and more.

Solana is the native coin of the Solana blockchain. If we are connected to the Solana network via the Sollet wallet, we need Solana as fuel in our wallet for practically all actions: sending a coin or token, interacting with a smart contract from a DeFi protocol, providing liquidity, and more.

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