NFT Course

Lesson 1 • Smart Contracts Explained

Introduces self-executing code deployed on blockchains and its role in automating agreements. Provides the conceptual basis for understanding NFT minting and transfers.

Lesson 2 • How Blockchain Technology Works

Covers distributed ledger mechanics, consensus mechanisms, and immutability. Establishes the technical foundation required for every subsequent NFT concept.

Lesson 3 • Cryptographic Keys and Wallets

Explains public/private key pairs and how wallets store and sign transactions. Directly enables students to manage NFT ownership securely.

Lesson 1 • Metadata, Storage, and Permanence

Explains on-chain vs. off-chain metadata storage and the risks of each approach. Students can evaluate the long-term durability of any NFT project.

Lesson 2 • What Makes a Token Non-Fungible

Contrasts fungible and non-fungible tokens using concrete examples. Grounds students in the defining property that distinguishes NFTs from cryptocurrencies.

Lesson 3 • Token Standards and Protocols

Surveys the major token standards that govern NFT behavior on different blockchains. Students understand how standards affect interoperability and feature sets.

Lesson 4 • NFT Valuation Fundamentals

Identifies the key drivers of NFT price, including rarity, utility, and community. Prepares students to assess value before buying, selling, or creating.

Lesson 1 • Connecting to NFT Marketplaces

Walks through wallet connection, account creation, and profile setup on major platforms. Students gain hands-on familiarity with marketplace interfaces.

Lesson 2 • Selecting and Installing a Wallet

Guides students through evaluating and installing a non-custodial wallet. Establishes the primary tool for all hands-on activities in the course.

Lesson 3 • Acquiring and Managing Funds

Covers purchasing native blockchain tokens and managing balances for transactions. Students can fund their wallets and estimate costs before acting.

Lesson 1 • Generative Collection Creation

Explains layer-based art generation and batch metadata creation for large collections. Students can plan and execute a multi-item generative drop.

Lesson 2 • Minting on a Marketplace Platform

Step-by-step minting using a no-code marketplace interface, including lazy minting options. Students publish their first NFT without writing code.

Lesson 3 • Preparing Digital Assets for Minting

Covers file formats, resolution standards, and metadata schema construction. Ensures assets meet platform requirements before any blockchain interaction.

Lesson 4 • Uploading to Decentralized Storage

Demonstrates pinning files to decentralized storage and retrieving permanent content addresses. Links asset permanence to long-term NFT value.

Lesson 1 • Primary vs. Secondary Markets

Distinguishes initial drops from secondary resale and explains how pricing differs in each. Sets context for all buying and selling strategies covered later.

Lesson 2 • Reading Market Data and Analytics

Teaches interpretation of volume, sales history, holder distribution, and wash-trade signals. Students make informed decisions based on on-chain evidence.

Lesson 3 • Aggregators and Multi-Platform Trading

Introduces aggregator tools that consolidate listings across marketplaces for best-price execution. Students reduce costs and increase efficiency in trading.

Lesson 4 • Buying and Bidding Strategies

Analyzes floor sweeping, trait sniping, and bid laddering as acquisition tactics. Students apply data-driven methods to purchasing decisions.

Lesson 1 • Roadmap and Milestone Planning

Guides creation of a credible, phased roadmap with measurable deliverables. Teaches students to set realistic expectations that build collector trust.

Lesson 2 • Post-Launch Engagement and Retention

Identifies tactics for sustaining collector interest after the initial mint concludes. Long-term engagement protects floor price and community health.

Lesson 3 • Defining Project Vision and Utility

Frames the process of articulating a project's purpose, audience, and value proposition. A clear vision drives every subsequent strategic decision.

Lesson 4 • Launch Mechanics and Drop Formats

Compares Dutch auctions, allowlist mints, open editions, and free claims as drop formats. Students select the format that fits their project goals.

Lesson 1 • Measuring Community Health

Introduces metrics for engagement rate, retention, and sentiment across community channels. Data-driven community management prevents churn and detects issues early.

Lesson 2 • Content Strategy for NFT Projects

Covers content calendars, storytelling formats, and platform-specific content types. Consistent content builds anticipation and sustains collector interest.

Lesson 3 • Community Platform Selection

Evaluates Discord, Telegram, and social media platforms for community hosting and engagement. Students choose the right stack for their audience and project type.

Lesson 4 • Allowlist and Whitelist Campaigns

Designs allowlist campaigns that reward genuine community participation and filter speculators. Students run campaigns that generate quality demand.

Lesson 1 • Regulatory Landscape for NFTs

Surveys securities classification risks, anti-money-laundering obligations, and consumer protection standards. Students identify compliance requirements relevant to their projects.

Lesson 2 • Intellectual Property in NFT Projects

Clarifies the distinction between owning an NFT and owning the underlying copyright. Students structure IP rights correctly to avoid disputes and legal exposure.

Lesson 3 • Tax Implications of NFT Activity

Outlines taxable events in minting, trading, and royalty receipt without jurisdiction-specific advice. Students recognize when professional tax guidance is required.

Lesson 4 • Ethical Responsibilities of Creators

Addresses environmental impact, rug-pull prevention, and honest marketing obligations. Students commit to practices that sustain long-term trust in the ecosystem.