This lecture will break down the schools of thought when it comes to money. This will help you further understand money.

This lecture will cover what the 3 functions of money are and why they are important. These will be important to understanding money as a whole.

This lecture will cover what the 6 properties of sound money are and how they are defined.

This lecture will summarize the prior 2 lectures to understand how the properties and functions of money are important to each other.

This lecture will break down how a basic economy functions.

Section 2 overview

In this lecture we will be discussing how money has evolved. You can expect to have a better understanding of the history of money and how it has changed significantly over time.

This lecture sets us up to better understand how technology has aided in the ability for our economies and societies to evolve. We will go through the evolution of each society over time and see how each economy and money functioned in those societies.

Ledger systems were one of the biggest inventions in history. This section will give a basic understanding of what a ledger is and what its function is.

Fiat was a massive step up for the history of money. This lecture will highlight the pros and cons of fiat and how it works in conjunction with gold.

Section 3 Introduction

We will be discussing what the responsibilities of a government are, and how they help govern the monetary system. We will cover the different types of banks and their perspective roles.

We will cover the various ways that banks create new money. We will cover the specific roles of central banks, commercial banks and how they mint new money.

In this lecture we will dive into the process of which the federal reserve was created. We will learn about how it is structured, who controls it and the role it has in our economy.

This lecture will teach us about the history of world reserve currencies and what function a reserve currency plays in a world economy.

This lecture aims to help us understand fiscal and monetary policies. We will discover how deficit spending works and explain the debt situation that we are all in. We will discuss briefly the different schools of economic thought and how they play a role in our economy.

In this lecture we will uncover the truth about the 2008 crisis. We will discuss the causes and highlight the problems caused by the event.

In this lecture we will focus on understanding what the cause of the Stock Market crash was and how we landed in the Great Depression. We aim to better understand the root cause of these massive financial crisis's.

We will discuss in this lecture the money printing that took place during the pandemic. We will discuss the aftermath of this printing and explore the issue at its root.

This lecture will highlight key points from this section. I aim to help better understand the issue as a whole before we move into bitcoin.

Section 4 Introduction

This will give a basic understanding of what we know about Satoshi Nakamoto. This will give some basic context to him as an individual and to Bitcoin as a whole.

We will be covering the differences between the traditional network vs the Bitcoin network. The purpose in this is section is to introduce decentralized ledger keeping and compare it to the central ledger system.

This lecture will give an introduction to what some of the protocol rules are and why they are important. We won't be diving too deep into all of the rules. I aim to give a basic overview of what some examples are.

We will give an overview of what a public key is and what a private key is. We will further discuss the use cases for both of them to further our understanding of the bitcoin protocol.

We will discuss how a hash function works. We will explore how hash functions play a role in blockchain technology and go over specific examples to show how this technology is used in Bitcoin.

In this lecture we will tie everything we have learned about Bitcoin together and do a step by step walk through of what happens when we transact on Bitcoins network. We will then discuss how proof of work is done and walk through examples that will illustrate the process.

This will be a shorter lecture simply explaining the unique way that Bitcoin solves the double spend problem within the financial world.

This lecture will discuss bitcoin as a currency. We will go over bitcoin as a currency and how it operates in terms of monetary policy. We will discuss how bitcoin compares to other currencies and how it measures in terms of the 6 properties of sound money.

This lecture we will be comparing Bitcoin to the traditional system apples to apples. This will serve as a quick summary of the important highlights to remember.

Section 5 introduction video

In this lecture we will cover the details of how money scales. We will give examples specifically of Gold and Dollars. We will compare those to how Bitcoin will scale and give examples of what that would look like for Bitcoin.

Section 6 Introduction

We will discuss the current economic status of the world as a whole. This lecture will help students grasp the impact of hyperinflation. We will talk about historical cases of hyperinflation as well as the impact it has on an economy.

In this lecture we will analyze the current status of the US's economy. I am to help students look at the US economic status through a Bitcoin Lens.

This will be a quick video looking over the world debt clock.

Section 7 Introduction

This video will cover how every disruptive technology has gone through the same cycle. We will discuss what step Bitcoin is in.

This lecture will help you understand the key things we can track to see where Bitcoin is at in terms of global adoption.

In this lecture we will go over the current daily supply of Bitcoin. We will go over the new Bitcoin ETF approval and how that will impact Bitcoin. Finally, we will cover how Bitcoin's fiat returns compare to other traditional assets.

Section 8 Introduction

We will discuss the argument that Bitcoin uses to much energy. I will cover why this is incorrect and show the data to back it up.

We will discuss the false argument that Bitcoin can be destroyed if governments ban it.

This lecture we will address the argument that a 51% attack would destroy Bitcoin.

This lecture will give the breakdown of why quantum computing is a threat to our worlds encryption. We will discuss the idea that quantum computing is a danger to Bitcoin.

This lecture will cover the question of whether or not an EMP would be lethal to Bitcoin.

This lecture will cover a few arguments against Bitcoin. These include the following: Bitcoin is easy to lose, Bitcoin is sketchy because the owner disappeared, Bitcoin is a scam and Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme. Each one will be discussed and answered.

This lecture will talk about Bitcoin in comparison to other cryptocurrencies. We will discuss why Bitcoin is the apex predator.

This lecture will explain what a hard fork is and why it's important. We will discuss more Indepth the Block size war and talk about how Bitcoin protects itself from bad hard forks.

This lecture covers the possibility that we change the protocol rule to increase the supply cap of 21 million. We will walk through why this would never happen.

Section 9 introduction

We will discuss the difference between storage options. I aim to better educate you on what your options are so you can make an informed decision on where you would like to store your Bitcoin.

This lecture will go more into detail about the different wallet types, and we will cover some of the companies that offer the service.

This is not financial advice. These are just some strategy's used by people to accumulate Bitcoin. We will also be discussing the difference between KYC & Non-KYC platforms.