James Tapia – An Introduction to Cryptocurrencies: The Crypto Market Ecosystem
Over 6 Chapters with Charts, Analysis, Infographics and Images of a complete detailed guide to cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, This Course covers the original idea and motivation, the mode of operation and applications of cryptocurrency.
This course will be beneficial to:
- People who are interested in finances, investing, and technology.
- People who are being relatively risky, not overly fearful of the volatile nature of cryptocurrency, while being tech-savvy enough to understand the basic mechanics of how crypto-related products and services work.
- People who demand value.
- People who are looking to trade in the near future (You must know the basics and fundamentals of Cryptocurrencies and how they work before you venture into trading so as to avoid impending loss)
- People who embrace decentralization (decentralization allows you to operate bitcoin outside the control of governments and central authorities)
- People who want to have experience of being trained as a professional in Mining, Staking, Master Nodes, Cybersecurity, Crypto Programmer, Swing Trading, Margin Trading, Market Analysis, Technical Analysis, UV Designer, Fundamental Analysis, Crypto Marketer, Crypto Community Manager, E.T.C… This course is the ultimate way to advance your career.
The aim of the course is to provide learners with the foundations and tools to properly assess opportunities in this interesting new space.
What You’ll Learn In An Introduction to Cryptocurrencies: The Crypto Market Ecosystem
- Abstract, Course Overview, Learning Objectives and Introduction to Cryptocurrency
- Module 1: The new era of encrypted Finance
- Module 2: The Infrastructure: the Blockchain technology
- Module 3: The traded assets: Introduction to Cryptocurrencies
- Module 4: “Tokenomics” and Valuation
- Module 5: Fund raising: Initial Coin Offerings: (ICOs)
- Module 6: The Regulatory Framework
- FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON CRYPTOCURRENCY
- Crypto A to Z: Cryptocurrency glossary of common terms
- Disclaimer