Mastering Crypto On-Chain (Micro caps, NFT's and Web3)

Explore the basics of blockchain as a distributed, immutable ledger with public and private blockchains, and how layer two scaling solutions on Ethereum improve speed and cost.

Learn how locked and burned liquidity protects investors by placing liquidity in smart contracts, evaluating lock duration, and recognizing scams in new crypto tokens.

Learn how contract ownership grants the creator control over token functions, including tax changes and wallet blacklisting, and how renouncing ownership makes contracts immutable to protect investors.

Explore wallet blacklist concepts, where token contracts can ban addresses involved in illicit activity, and examine centralized control risks with real-world examples like Usdc after a hack.

Explore tokenomics by examining token supply, market caps, burned tokens, holders, and vesting schedules, highlighting crypto transparency and public knowledge.

Discord mirrors Telegram in purpose, facilitating information sharing and community collaboration, while offering invitations, gated channels, wallet verification, and ticketing that power NFT communities and exclusive access.

Discover four on-chain investment approaches in crypto—coining in the trenches, traditional trader methods, deep dives into early token sales and ventures, and stable-yield strategies—focused on micro caps, NFTs, and Web3.

Follow the trend to ride crypto waves and narratives, avoiding oversaturation and copy-paste tokens. Identify first movers and buy green candles as markets shift from bear to bull.

Explore new token launches, from fair launches and pre-sales to DexTools live pairs, sniping bots, and miner bribes, with vesting, cliffs, and venture capital strategies.

Perform a deep dive into crypto investing by evaluating due diligence, smart contracts, tokenomics, and the team, using ama insights, white papers, pre-sales, and on-chain signals to inform decisions.

Learn how to use crypto wallets as a tool to connect to Web3 platforms, focusing on application wallets and how to connect them, with security covered in another course.