
Quick intro of the course and myself.
Explore DeFi basics, passive techniques, and safety practices across Ethereum protocols from DeFi 1.0 to 3.0, guided as a hands-on, educational workshop for crypto learners.
Learn basic DeFi terminology, gain comfort with blockchain, and research, compare, and use DeFi protocols while building or optimizing a crypto portfolio for yield, with risk awareness and safety practices.
Review basic DeFi terminology and yield farming, exploring liquidity pools, liquidity providers, LP tokens, and fees on decentralized exchanges for lending, borrowing, and trading.
Explore staking and APY in crypto, learning how locking up crypto in a wallet secures blockchain through proof of stake, earns rewards, and how compounding affects returns.
Here we will cover shortly stablecoins.
One quick update - BUSD is issued by PAXOS, which is a partner of Binance, it is not issued by Binance.
Discover how token swaps on a dex like Uniswap work, including slippage, liquidity, and price volatility. Learn how liquidity affects the difference between expected and received prices.
Explore blockchain interoperability through cross-chain messaging protocols, compare permissionless networks bitcoin and ethereum with permissioned systems, and learn how collateral, overcollateralized, and liquidation shape impermanent walls risk in liquidity provision.
Explore impermanent loss from liquidity provision as ETH USDt prices drift, and understand TVL—the total value locked in a DeFi protocol like Uniswap.
Explore practical tips for using Aave on test and main networks, including supplying collateral, borrowing assets, and monitoring health factor and loan to value.
Explore how compound version two enables supplying and borrowing with Usdc and die, earn a distribution API and compound tokens, and participate in governance through token voting.
Explore Curve, the Uniswap-for-stablecoins platform, learn to provide liquidity, swap stablecoins with low slippage, earn Curve rewards, and boost via LP tokens, Convex, and Curve Dao voting.
Convex finance automates boosting Curve rewards by staking CRV and LP tokens on Ethereum mainnet and Arbitrum. It offers unlocked vCRV and potential CVX rewards with a simple two-click interface.
Yearn finance operates as a decentralized autonomous protocol across Ethereum, Fantom, and layer-2s, maximizing passive earnings via vaults, lending and trading strategies, and governance rewards.
Learn the basics of staking and proof of stake, how locking crypto yields rewards as passive income, and compare delegated and non-custodial options with Ethereum, Lido, and Rocket Pool.
Identify major DeFi risks, including software and smart contract risk, counterparty risk, token risk, regulatory risk, impermanent loss, and gas fees, and explore mitigations such as audits and insurance.
This course is for individuals looking to start their adventure into DeFi and increase their passive income safely!
It is suitable for all levels - from beginners to intermediate-advance DeFi users.
You do not need a technical or financial background, just a very basic understanding of what is Blockchain and Passive income.
First, we will cover the basic Terminology of DeFi.
Next, we will do overviews and tutorials on Aave, UniSwap, Compound, Curve, Convex, Yearn Finance, Staking + Insurance Protocols, in order to stay safer in the Blockchain space.
In the tutorials, we will go through Liquidity Providing, Staking, Borrowing, and Lending. Also, would cover some basic strategies step by step.
This course would help you kickstart your DeFi adventure without spending hours watching videos and reading articles.
I've summarized years of experience into this ~3h course.
After completing this course you will be able to research new DeFi protocols on your own safely and build your sustainable Passive income portfolio in order to increase your portfolio sustainably!
Welcome!
Disclaimer
This course contains no financial advice. Everything is for educational purposes and learning processes. Do your own research after completing your course. If you have further questions, do not hesitate to contact me.