Crypto Training

Lesson 1 • Types of Blockchain Networks

Distinguishes public, private, and consortium chains by access model and governance. Frames which network type suits which professional use case.

Lesson 2 • Core Blockchain Architecture

Explains blocks, chains, nodes, and consensus at a conceptual level. Provides the structural vocabulary used throughout the course.

Lesson 3 • Consensus Mechanisms Overview

Compares Proof of Work, Proof of Stake, and delegated variants. Students understand how networks reach agreement without central authority.

Lesson 4 • Cryptographic Primitives Explained

Introduces hash functions, public-key cryptography, and digital signatures. These primitives underpin every security mechanism covered later.

Lesson 1 • Custodial vs. Non-Custodial Models

Contrasts exchange-held custody with self-custody and institutional custody solutions. Prepares students to advise clients on custody trade-offs.

Lesson 2 • Wallet Types and Their Trade-offs

Covers hot, cold, hardware, and paper wallets by security and convenience profile. Connects wallet choice to risk tolerance and asset value.

Lesson 3 • Backup, Recovery, and Redundancy

Teaches secure backup strategies including metal backups and geographic distribution. Ensures students can recover assets after device loss.

Lesson 4 • Sending and Receiving Transactions

Walks through address generation, transaction signing, and broadcast. Builds hands-on fluency with the send-receive workflow.

Lesson 1 • Technical Indicators and Oscillators

Covers moving averages, RSI, MACD, and volume indicators. Students apply indicators to confirm entries and exits rather than predict blindly.

Lesson 2 • Market Structure and Participants

Identifies exchanges, market makers, retail traders, and institutional players. Understanding participant roles explains price formation dynamics.

Lesson 3 • Market Sentiment and On-Chain Data

Introduces fear-and-greed indexes, social sentiment tools, and blockchain analytics. Students correlate sentiment data with price behavior.

Lesson 4 • Fundamental Analysis for Digital Assets

Evaluates tokenomics, developer activity, network metrics, and team credibility. Provides a framework for assessing long-term asset value.

Lesson 1 • Spot Trading Fundamentals

Covers limit, market, and stop orders on spot markets. Students place orders correctly and understand execution priority rules.

Lesson 2 • Trade Journaling and Performance Review

Establishes a structured logging and review process for every trade taken. Continuous review converts experience into measurable skill improvement.

Lesson 3 • Derivatives: Futures and Options Basics

Introduces perpetual futures, funding rates, and basic options structures. Students understand leverage mechanics and hedging applications.

Lesson 4 • Trend Following and Momentum Strategies

Builds rule-based systems using moving average crossovers and breakout signals. Students backtest and refine trend strategies on historical data.

Lesson 1 • Drawdown Management and Recovery

Defines maximum drawdown thresholds and protocols for reducing exposure during losing streaks. Prevents emotional decision-making from compounding losses.

Lesson 2 • Position Sizing Principles

Applies fixed-fraction and Kelly criterion methods to determine trade size. Correct sizing prevents single losses from damaging overall capital.

Lesson 3 • Stop-Loss and Take-Profit Placement

Teaches ATR-based and structure-based stop placement with reward-to-risk targeting. Students set exits before entering any trade.

Lesson 4 • Portfolio Diversification in Crypto

Allocates across asset classes, sectors, and correlation profiles within digital assets. Reduces concentration risk without sacrificing return potential.

Lesson 1 • DeFi Risk Assessment Framework

Evaluates smart contract risk, oracle manipulation, and governance attack vectors. Students apply a structured checklist before committing capital to any protocol.

Lesson 2 • Yield Farming and Liquidity Mining

Analyzes APY calculation, impermanent loss, and reward token economics. Students evaluate whether farming returns justify the associated risks.

Lesson 3 • Decentralized Exchanges and AMMs

Covers automated market maker pricing, liquidity pools, and swap mechanics. Students execute swaps and understand price impact on large trades.

Lesson 4 • Lending and Borrowing Protocols

Teaches collateralized lending, interest rate models, and liquidation triggers. Students borrow against assets and manage collateral ratios safely.

Lesson 1 • Tax Treatment of Digital Asset Transactions

Explains taxable events, cost basis methods, and record-keeping obligations for crypto. Students calculate gains and losses accurately for reporting purposes.

Lesson 2 • Travel Rule and Transaction Reporting

Addresses originator and beneficiary data requirements for virtual asset transfers. Students configure compliant transfer workflows for regulated entities.

Lesson 3 • Global Regulatory Landscape Overview

Maps regulatory approaches across major jurisdictions by asset classification and licensing. Provides context for why compliance requirements differ by region.

Lesson 4 • Anti-Money-Laundering and Know Your Customer

Covers customer due diligence, transaction monitoring, and suspicious activity reporting. Students implement AML and KYC controls in a crypto business context.

Lesson 1 • Strategic Asset Allocation with Crypto

Integrates digital assets into broader multi-asset portfolios using modern portfolio theory. Students construct and justify crypto allocations for diverse client profiles.

Lesson 2 • Due Diligence on Crypto Projects

Applies a structured framework to evaluate new tokens, protocols, and investment opportunities. Reduces exposure to fraud, scams, and poorly designed projects.

Lesson 3 • Portfolio Reporting and Client Communication

Builds reporting dashboards, performance attribution, and client-ready summaries. Translates complex data into clear professional deliverables.

Lesson 4 • Institutional-Grade Custody and Operations

Covers multi-signature schemes, HSM integration, and operational security for large holdings. Prepares students to manage assets at institutional scale.