After this course, learners should be able to:
Identify threats to digital asset security and the role private keys play in securing assets.
Recognize the distinction between hot vs. cold, software vs. hardware, and custodial vs. non-custodial crypto wallets.
Recall the attributes of multisignature wallets and their practical use cases.
Identify the differences between centralized and decentralized exchanges and their roles in the crypto ecosystem.
Recall basic concepts of proof-of-reserves and the spectrum of methods used to prove exchange solvency.
Identify the importance of price indices, market capitalization, and block explorers.
Here's what you'll learn by taking this course.
Introduction, Agenda, and Objectives
Video Lesson: Module 1
Review Questions 1 & 2
Video Lesson: Module 2
Review Question #3
Video Lesson: Module 3
Video Lesson: Module 4
Review Question #4
Video Lesson: Module 5
Get a square-one understanding of this revolutionary new technology with a particular emphasis on its relevance for the accounting industry. Be sure to also check out the rest of the courses in Web3 Bootcamp to complete your web3 foundation!
Level up your knowledge of this revolutionary technology and dive deeper into Ethereum, smart contracts, and "dapps." Completing our Blockchain 101 course as a pre-requisite is strongly encouraged.
Cut through the noise in the crowded space of crypto tokens. This introductory course will help accounting and finance professionals understand which of the 20,000+ crypto tokens are most important and how to differentiate between their functions.
