Proof-of-Reserves Post-FTX

A panel of thought leaders from accounting firms, blockchain data companies, and exchanges dig into the topic of proof-of-reserves to re-establish the credibility of the digital asset industry and help prevent the next FTX.

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This course fulfills CPE objectives.

After this course, learners should be able to:

Understand the applicability of proof-of-reserves to the accounting profession
Discuss viable alternatives to the term "proof-of-reserves" that may be better suited to the practice
Demonstrate a basic understanding of the after-effects of the FTX liquidity crisis and some of the response in crypto markets and user behaviors
Describe the term "proof-of-reserves" in the context of the discussion on crypto custody

Course curriculum

1. Speaker Introduction
1. Best Approach for Crypto Custodians to Establish Proof-of-Reserve
2. How Bitwave is Addressing Demand Around Proof-of-Reserves
3. Review Question
1. Best Approach for Crypto Custodians to Establish Proof-of-Reserve
2. Auditors and Cryptography
3. Review Question
1. Best Approach for Crypto Custodians to Establish Proof-of-Reserve
2. How Chainlink Labs is addressing demand around Proof-of-Reserves
1. Best Approach for Crypto Custodians to Establish Proof-of-Reserve
2. Practical Challenges with Self-Custodying Assets
3. Review Question
1. Best Approach for Crypto Custodians to Establish Proof-of-Reserve
2. Thoughts on Risk-Adjusted Pricing
1. Best Approach for Crypto Custodians to Establish Proof-of-Reserve
1. Pass this assessment to earn CPE!

About this course

16 lessons
1 hour of video content
1.0 CPE Credit (Specialized Knowledge)
Recommended prerequisite: a basic understanding of the events of the FTX liquidity crisis

Other CPE Info

Program Level

Beginner
Preparation

None
Delivery

QAS Self Study

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