
Join a guide to blockchain investing, focusing on risk, fundamentals, and practical ways to invest in crypto, NFTs, metaverse, stocks, and ETFs, with mining and staking insights.
Determine how much of your overall portfolio to allocate to digital assets, starting at 1%, balancing long-term goals with volatility, risk, and trading vs buy and hold strategies.
Diversify across asset classes like stocks, bonds, crypto, NFTs, and metaverse assets to reduce risk; rebalance and allocate thoughtfully, and adopt systematic dollar-cost averaging to grow and protect your portfolio.
Explore non-fungible tokens, a blockchain-based digital asset class with unique ownership verified by smart contracts, enabling buying, selling, and creating NFTs across art, images, and more.
Discover how NFTs derive value from unique ownership and market demand, with real-world examples like Beeple's 69 million sale and CryptoPunks. Learn how buying, selling, and royalties empower digital assets.
Assess liquidity and volatility risks of NFT investing, including how Ethereum value affects prices, why NFTs are speculative, market dilution, scams, and the advice to start small.
Research and choose your NFT using practical tools, select a marketplace, connect a crypto wallet, and complete your first NFT purchase to own a digital asset.
Learn to research nft projects with real-time tools like ICI tools, rarity tools, and upcoming NFT listings; compare trends, sales, floor price, volume, market cap, and rarity on OpenSea.
Evaluate NFTs by art appeal, trust in founders, and active communities; assess unique selling points and a roadmap to guide smart, measured investment.
Explore major NFT marketplaces such as OpenSea, Rarible, and Mintable; learn how to search, evaluate collections, mint, buy with dollars or crypto, and navigate drops and verification.
Learn the differences between hot and cold wallets, see how metamask connects to OpenSea for NFT purchases, and understand using wallets with exchanges like Coinbase or Binance.
Understand gas fees as the transaction cost on the blockchain, paid to miners, with marketplace fees adding to the total when buying or creating NFTs on platforms like OpenSea.
Explore how ETH and wrapped ETH (WETH) differ, why auctions use WETH for timed bids, and how to convert between ETH and WETH for NFT sales.
Explore how to evaluate an NFT example on OpenSea, from browsing the beatnik tiki tribe collections to assessing price history, offers, ownership, and rarity traits like blue lizard.
Learn how to create your own NFT, mint it on the blockchain, upload to marketplaces like OpenSea, and earn royalties on every resale as the creator.
Explore the metaverse as a 3d virtual world blending blockchain, crypto, NFTs, ai, IoT, and robotics, enabling shopping, virtual real estate, events, and investment.
Explore metaverse examples such as Sandbox, Decentraland, and Roblox, where you can buy land, trade NFTs and wearables, and create within Ethereum blockchain virtual worlds.
Explore six ways to invest in the metaverse, including metaverse cryptocurrencies, virtual land, prefabricated buildings, metaverse stocks, ETFs, and NFTs.
Explain how mining verifies transactions and earns block rewards, using ASICs, GPUs, or CPUs. Compare solo mining, pools, and cloud mining; weigh proof of work against proof of stake.
Explore crypto yield farming and staking, where you lend cryptocurrency to firms for rewards, mimicking a bank's interest while exposing you to risk and lock-up periods.
Explore cryptocurrency as a digital version of money, the blockchain foundation, major coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum, and how centralized middlemen compare to a decentralized system.
Explore how blockchain enables decentralized, transparent ledgers controlled by a network of nodes, powering cryptocurrency like bitcoin and the trading on crypto exchanges with various pairs.
Explore how cryptocurrency value is determined through decentralized price discovery driven by supply and demand, trader interactions, and market rates, with technical analysis guiding entry and exit.
Explore the types of cryptocurrencies, from thousands of coins and initial coin offerings to market capitalization, highlighting Bitcoin and Ethereum as dominant players.
Bitcoin is the most established, highly traded digital asset with the largest market cap, a first-mover pioneer and blue-chip anchor in the cryptocurrency market.
Discover why Ethereum sits just behind Bitcoin, its smart contract platform enables thousands of applications on the Ethereum blockchain, with tokens built on top and automated payouts across exchanges.
Explore a survey of major altcoins beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, including Ripple (XRP), Polkadot, Cardano (ADA), and Bitcoin Cash, and learn how forks and exchanges shape the crypto landscape.
Explore how initial coin offerings birth new cryptocurrencies, raise funds with white papers, and issue tokens, while assessing risks, scams, and regulatory differences from stock IPOs.
Stable coins peg their value to fiat currencies, facilitating buying and trading rather than price appreciation; they serve as easy fiat substitutes on exchanges, with examples like tether and Gemini.
Discover how to buy and trade cryptocurrency through centralized exchanges, online brokers, mutual funds or ETFs, and payment services like PayPal.
Learn how to assess whether cryptocurrency fits your portfolio by weighing volatility, long-term horizons, and learning the systems behind bitcoin and ethereum, including hodl strategies and starting with small investments.
Invest in crypto-related stocks across exchanges, mining, digital payments, data-center reits, and big tech to gain exposure to blockchain, metaverse, and NFTs.
Discover how to locate blockchain and crypto related stocks via blockchain indices and exchange traded funds, and by examining top holdings like mining firms and tech players.
Explore how growth and income stocks differ in pace of expansion and dividend payouts, and relate these patterns to blockchain, crypto, and tech-oriented investing.
Explore growth stock investing: identify high-growth companies with rising sales and earnings, manage volatility and debt, assess industry trends, brand strength, and insider signals for long-term capital appreciation.
Explore dividend stocks that pay quarterly income, with dividend growth rate and potential capital appreciation, while assessing dividend yield, payout ratio, and dividend payout history.
Learn to evaluate blockchain and crypto stocks using fundamental analysis and key investing ratios drawn from balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow, with industry apples-to-apples comparisons.
Explore five key stock ratios tailored for blockchain investing: price-to-earnings, price-to-earnings growth, price-to-sales, dividend yield, and dividend payout ratio, with quick notes on calculations from balance sheets and income statements.
Explore the price to earnings ratio, calculated as price divided by earnings per share, and how it reveals whether a stock is overvalued or undervalued compared to its peers.
Explore the peg ratio, which divides the price-earnings ratio by the projected annual earnings per share growth. Value investors favor peg ratios under one.
Learn how the price-to-sales ratio (P/S) compares stock prices to annual sales per share, offering value investors a harder-to-manipulate metric alongside price-earnings and price-to-book.
Assess the dividend payout ratio to gauge sustainable payments from net income. Compare industry ratios and dividend yield; 50–70% is solid, 80%+ signals risk.
Weigh investing in cryptocurrency and blockchain related stocks against coins, highlighting lower volatility, asset backing, regulation, and easier, safer trading through ETFs and exchanges.
Learn the five action steps plus an extra step: review parts, set a risk level, start small at 1%, focus on one area, and continue education as a lifelong learner.
Provide diversification through baskets of investments via mutual funds and exchange traded funds. Showcase how blockchain and cryptocurrency stocks could be included, while noting regulation and rising investor demand.
Explore where to buy mutual funds and exchange traded funds, compare them to cryptocurrencies, and learn how brokers, wallets, and exchanges enable access through apps like Robinhood.
Analyze blockchain and crypto mutual funds or etfs by evaluating strategy, inclusion criteria, and potential style drift. Distinguish active versus index funds, assess sector and country exposure, diversification, and costs.
Explore sector based stock concepts to identify blockchain oriented opportunities, assess early adopters vs laggards, and use multiple information points such as ratios and strategies to evaluate companies.
Explore how the technology sector drives blockchain adoption across hardware, software, augmented reality and virtual reality, data privacy, and cryptocurrency applications, from smart contracts to crypto mining.
See IBM's blockchain as a service applying a distributed network to streamline complex transactions and reduce disputes and costs. Nvidia expands crypto mining efficiency with GPUs, highlighting blockchain hardware dynamics.
Explore how blockchain enables safe, secure, distributed transactions in banking and financial services, including cross-border payments and internal recordkeeping. Mobile banking, regulation, and tech investment shape banks' engagement with crypto.
Square demonstrates early blockchain adoption by integrating Bitcoin in payment processing for small businesses, while Citigroup uses Citi Connect for blockchain to link payments with Nasdaq services.
Explore how blockchain technology extends beyond finance into retail, beer supply chains, and health care, with Overstock.com, Busch InBev, and the CDC illustrating cross-sector adoption and investment potential.
Explore how blockchain technology underpins cryptocurrencies and broader investing, compare decentralized networks to the internet, and identify infrastructure plays and long-term winners across crypto and stock bets.
Like the early days of the internet, we have an opportunity to invest in a variety of areas that are related to Blockchain technology. While you may be familiar with cryptocurrency like Bitcoin and Ethereum there are many ways to get in early on several emerging areas.
As investors, getting in early on key trends can be critical to our success.
Some of the big areas we will look at include:
NFT: Non-Fungible Tokens
The Metaverse
Cryptocurrency
Company Stocks That Are Leveraging The Blockchain Opportunity
Mining Cryptocurrency
Yield Farming Cryptocurrency More Commonly Known As Staking
THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO MAKE YOU A MORE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR SO YOU CAN TAKE ADVATANGE OF THESE OPPORTUNITIES.
In this course you will learn all about:
How much should you invest?
How to manage risk so you can sleep at night.
Understanding why you may want to invest in these emerging areas.
How to invest in NFT: Non Fungible Tokens.
Evaluating NFT risk.
Using the key NFT research tools.
How to choose and NFT.
How to use NFT marketplaces to buy and sell NFT.
What are gas fees, ETH, and WETH.
Choosing an NFT example demo.
What is the Metaverse.
Metaverse examples.
6 Ways you can invest in the Metaverse.
Mining Crypto with and without a Rig.
Mining Pools and Cloud Mining.
How to do Cryptocurrency Yield Farming (Staking)
Investing in Cryptocurrency coins and tokens.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Altcoins.
Cryptocurrency exchanges where you buy and sell crypto.
Initial Coin Offerings (ICO).
Investing in company stocks that are directly or indirectly related to the blockchain.
Finding Blockchain stocks to invest in.
Using Exchanged Traded Funds (ETF) to invest in Blockchain stocks.
...and much more!
Investing in emerging areas can be a great opportunity for high returns but there are also risks associated with investing in these types of areas and the course is designed to help you understand theses areas so you can make better investment choices for you personal portfolio.
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Many thanks and I appreciate your interest and hope to see you in the course!
-Steve Ballinger
Disclaimer Note: This course is for educational and informational purposes only. There will be no recommending of any particular investments such as a particular stock or mutual fund as only you know what is right for your portfolio and your comfort with risk and volatility. Consult with a Professional for specific advice. Course is for education purposes only and instructor will have no liability related directly or indirectly to any loss or damage.