Contents and objectives

Looking back at the history that led to the discovery of Bitcoin is essential to fully understanding its specific characteristics, from the concept of decentralization to that of blocks, validator nodes, and miners, to the applications of asymmetric cryptography within the protocol and its impact on the concept of immutability. The course aims to clarify key concepts, highlighting their specific features, applications, and potential developments, as well as debunking some false myths that, in any case, represent an increasingly weak narrative

    1. Handbook_Basic Concepts

    2. Summary Sheets_Basic Concepts

    3. What is a Cryptocurrency?

    4. Decentralization

    5. What is a Blockchain?

    6. Mining

    7. Staking

    8. Consensus Mechanisms in the Blockchain

    9. Public_ Private and Hybrid Blockchain

    10. Governance of the Blockchain

    1. Handbook_Historical aspects

    2. Summary Sheets_Historical aspects

    3. Birth of Bitcoin

    4. Birth of Ethereum

    5. The ICO Bubble

    6. Megatrends

    7. The Institutional Adoption

    1. Handobook_Bitcoin Bitcoin and its principles

    2. Summary Sheets_Bitcoin Bitcoin and its principles

    3. How does Bitcoin work

    4. Bitcoin Value

    5. Bitcoin and Money Laundering

    6. What makes Bitcoin secure

    7. Bitcoin as a Financial Tool

    8. Handbook_Halving_The monetary policy of Bitcoin

    9. What is Halving?

    10. Presentation_What is Halving?

    11. Halving and its Impact on Miners

    12. Presentation_Halving and its Impact on Miners

    13. Halving's impact on the price of Bitcoin

    14. Presentation_Halving's impact on the price of Bitcoin.mp4

    15. What is the Bitcoin Security Budget and how does it work?

    16. Presentation_What is the Bitcoin Security Budget and how does it work.mp4

    1. Handbook_False Myths

    2. Summary Sheets_False Myths

    3. Energy Consumption

    4. Bitcoin is Anonymous

    5. Bitcoin is a Ponzi Scheme

    6. Bitcoin Costs too Much

    7. Bitcoin is Not Safe

About this course

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