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Start at zero. What a blockchain actually is, what a coin is, how wallets and keys work, and how to spot the scams aimed at our community.
Interactive workshop
Tell me where you are starting from and I will lay out the safe order of operations — before you spend a dollar.
Sections
Read it or listen to it, then clear the section test. Sections open one at a time.
Section 1
A blockchain is a shared record book. Instead of one bank keeping the only copy of who owns what, thousands of computers around the world each keep an identical copy and agree on u… Join free to read, listen, and test.
Section 2
A coin is the native asset of its own blockchain. Bitcoin runs on the Bitcoin network. Ether runs on Ethereum. A token is issued on top of somebody else's blockchain — most tokens … Join free to read, listen, and test.
Section 3
A wallet does not hold coins. The coins live on the blockchain. Your wallet holds the private key that proves you control an address. Whoever holds the key owns the funds. That is … Join free to read, listen, and test.
Section 4
Use an exchange registered with FinCEN as a money services business and licensed in your state. It will require identity verification under know-your-customer rules — that is the l… Join free to read, listen, and test.
Course test
Members take a 8-question test at the end of this course. Score 80% or higher and a certificate of completion is issued to your account.
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