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Intermediate

Our intermediate course delves deeper into consensus mechanisms, advanced trading strategies, and blockchain technology.

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What is Proof of Stake?Discover the potential of Proof of Stake consensus mechanism, powering cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, and its approach to securing blockchain networks.
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3 min
What is Proof of Work?An analysis into the mechanics and implications of Proof of Work (PoW), the consensus mechanism powering cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, and its broader impact on decentralized systems.
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What are blockchains layers?An introduction as to what blockchain layers are, and the difference between Layer 0, 1 and 2 blockchains.
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3 min
What is a blockchain fork?An introduction as to what blockchain forks are, their impact on cryptocurrency ecosystems.
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3 min
What is centralized finance?Discover what Centralized Finance (CeFi) is, and how CeFi platforms offer streamlined solutions for services such as lending, borrowing and trading.
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What is staking?What is staking and what is involved in the process when staking your cryptocurrency?
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2 min
What are crypto brokers and crypto exchanges?What is the difference between crypto brokers and crypto exchanges, and where best to buy and sell cryptocurrency?
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3 min
What is DCA and how does it work? Understand the process and benefits of Dollar-Cost Averaging for long-term investment strategies in cryptocurrencies and stocks.
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3 min
What is the difference between Trailing Stop Orders and Take Profit?Discover the differences between Trailing Stop Orders and Take Profit Orders, and how they can shape your trading decisions.
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3 min
Unpacking the Bitcoin Whitepaper Unpack the Bitcoin Whitepaper to understand the core principles, concepts and implications that have shaped the cryptocurrency market as we know it.
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