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Part 1 : Laying The Foundation - Money & Cryptocurrency 21
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What is Money? Really? 02 minLecture1.1
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Properties of Money 01 minLecture1.2
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Quiz 1 2 questionsQuiz1.1
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A short history of Money – Barter 02 minLecture1.3
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Commodity Money & Metal Money 04 minLecture1.4
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IOU Paper Money & The Gold Standard 05 minLecture1.5
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Gold with Edris Elba 06 minLecture1.6
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Indian Gold Reserve 03 minLecture1.7
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Quiz 2 4 questionsQuiz1.2
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Rise of US Dollar & Fiat Money 03 minLecture1.8
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Dangers of Fiat – Inflation 03 minLecture1.9
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Danger of Fiat – HyperInflation 02 minLecture1.10
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Dangers of Fiat – Govt Control 04 minLecture1.11
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From Gold to USD 10 minLecture1.12
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Quiz 3 5 questionsQuiz1.3
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Global Financial Crisis & Birth of Bitcoin 04 minLecture1.13
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Introduction to BlockChain Technology 06 minLecture1.14
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Bitcoin Vs Blockchain 02 minLecture1.15
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Coins Vs Tokens 04 minLecture1.16
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Is Cryptocurrency the Future of Money? 03 minLecture1.17
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Quiz 4 4 questionsQuiz1.4
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Part 2 : Cryptocurrency Categorization 11
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The Greater Fool Theory 03 minLecture2.1
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Understanding BTC Dominance 04 minLecture2.2
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BTC Dominance & Market Trend 07 minLecture2.3
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Categories – Store Of value 02 minLecture2.4
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Categories – Smart Contracts 03 minLecture2.5
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Competing Smart Contracts 03 minLecture2.6
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Categories – Oracles 03 minLecture2.7
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Categories – Payment 03 minLecture2.8
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Categories – Privacy 03 minLecture2.9
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Categories – Exchange 02 minLecture2.10
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Categories – Meme Coins & Scam Coins 05 minLecture2.11
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Become a Crypto Analyst - Mastering Tokenomics 16
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Introduction to Tokenomics 02 minLecture3.1
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Metric 1 : Type 04 minLecture3.2
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Metric 2 : Supply 06 minLecture3.3
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Understanding Cryptocurrency Pricing Model 06 minLecture3.4
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Metric 3 : Allocation and Distribution 05 minLecture3.5
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Exploring Tokens Allocation & Distribution 08 minLecture3.6
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Exploring Blockchains 03 minLecture3.7
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Metric 4 : Emission, Inflation, Vesting 04 minLecture3.8
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Inflation 02 minLecture3.9
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Vesting 04 minLecture3.10
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Metric 5 : Project Real World Use 03 minLecture3.11
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Metric 6 : Utility 02 minLecture3.12
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Metric 7 : Governance 07 minLecture3.13
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Metric 8 : Team 03 minLecture3.14
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Metric 9 : Community 06 minLecture3.15
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Metric 10 : Marketing & Branding 03 minLecture3.16
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Part 3 : Buying and Storing Cryptocurrency 18
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Fair Warning : You are your own Bank! 04 minLecture4.1
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Best Platforms For Buying Cryptocurrency in Africa 07 minLecture4.2
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Best Platform For Buying Cryptocurrency in North America 04 minLecture4.3
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Other Regions : Asia, Europe, Global 06 minLecture4.4
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Overview of Binance Platform 04 minLecture4.5
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Safe Peer to Peer (P2P) Transaction 14 minLecture4.6
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Business Opportunity in P2P 03 minLecture4.7
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Storing Your Crypto Assets : Keys 03 minLecture4.8
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Hot and Cold Wallets 03 minLecture4.9
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Who is in CUSTODY of your Wallet? 02 minLecture4.10
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Wallet Type 1 – Least Secure 04 minLecture4.11
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Demo – Using an Online Multi-Currency Wallet 02 minLecture4.12
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Wallet Type 2 – Popular 03 minLecture4.13
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Demo – Exodus Usage & Security 09 minLecture4.14
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Demo – Trust Wallet Security Protocols 07 minLecture4.15
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Demo – Atomic vs Trust vs Exodus 03 minLecture4.16
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Wallet Type 3 – Very Secure 02 minLecture4.17
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Wallet Type 4 – Ultra Secure 03 minLecture4.18
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Part 4 : DEFI - Decentralized Finance 10
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What is DEFI? Bringing Banking Services to Everyone 02 minLecture5.1
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Advantages of DEFI – The Future Of Financial Services 03 minLecture5.2
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DEFI Risk Factors To Consider 03 minLecture5.3
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Liquidity Pools 01 minLecture5.4
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Impermanent Loss 01 minLecture5.5
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Lending & Borrowing Protocols 04 minLecture5.6
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DEXes 03 minLecture5.7
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Yield Aggregators 02 minLecture5.8
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Decentralized Insurance 01 minLecture5.9
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Decentralized Payment Protocols 05 minLecture5.10
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Creating Wealth Through DEFI 7
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Connecting to DEFI – What is MetaMask? 03 minLecture6.1
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Setting Up Your Metamask Wallet 06 minLecture6.2
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Configure Metamask for Binance Smart Chain 02 minLecture6.3
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DEMO : Become a Lender/Borrower 08 minLecture6.4
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DEMO : Using DEX 08 minLecture6.5
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DEMO : Providing Liquidity 08 minLecture6.6
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DEMO : Yield Farming 05 minLecture6.7
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Part 5 : Building Wealth in Cryptocurrency : The Safer Option 3
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What is DCA? 03 minLecture7.1
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Benefit of DCA 03 minLecture7.2
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Steps to Implementing DCA 03 minLecture7.3
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Faster But More Risky Strategy to Building Great Wealth In Cryptocurrency 8
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What is an ICO? 02 minLecture8.1
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Dangers of ICO 04 minLecture8.2
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Variations of ICO : The IEO 02 minLecture8.3
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Variations of ICO : The IDO 01 minLecture8.4
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ICO Investment Case Studies 06 minLecture8.5
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How to Pick The Right ICO Investments 05 minLecture8.6
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How to Participate in an ICO 05 minLecture8.7
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Treasure Hunt : Where to Discover New ICOs 06 minLecture8.8
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Part 6 NFT - The New Frontier for Creators and Collectors 8
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What is an NFT? 02 minLecture9.1
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Characteristics of NTFs 02 minLecture9.2
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NFT Main Use Case : Digital Artwork 05 minLecture9.3
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Real World Use Case : Real Estate Tokenization 01 minLecture9.4
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Other Use Cases : Virtual Assets & Collectibles 03 minLecture9.5
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Where to Create, Buy or Sell NFTs 05 minLecture9.6
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DEMO : Creating Our NFT Store 07 minLecture9.7
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DEMO : Creating Our First NFT 03 minLecture9.8
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Part 7: Cryptocurrency Trading 10
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Introduction to Cryptocurrency Trading 05 minLecture10.1
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Benefits of Cryptocurrency Trading 05 minLecture10.2
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Dangers of Cryptocurrency Trading 06 minLecture10.3
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The Trading Interface 11 minLecture10.4
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Setting up Your Trade Panel 04 minLecture10.5
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Understanding Candles 03 minLecture10.6
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Trend Trading Strategy 03 minLecture10.7
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Using Technical Indicators 03 minLecture10.8
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Executing Your First Trade 10 minLecture10.9
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Conclusion : Important message! 07 minLecture10.10
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Sir..how do I claim the fee when someone does an exchange
You don’t have to worry about that. Its done automatically by the smart contract.
Sir. Under impermanent lose video you used ether as example saying that if you stake ether on liquidity pool and the value of ether increases on real world that your staked ether will not increase as someone that left it unsaked.
My question is since the increase in real world doesn’t affect coins that are thrown into a liquidity pool why then or how then does a decrease in coins or token staked affects it..? That’s if one mistaken stake a token that decreases in the future
That’s why it is called “Impermanent loss” the loss is not yet permanent. It becomes permanent if you choose to withdraw while the market is down.
While the price of the coin in the “real world” or in your wallet, do not affect the price of the coin you supplied in the liquidity pool, if you provided say an ether/shitcoin you could end up with less of ether and more of the other shitcoin, as long as the smartcontract balances the equation.
It’s important to note that the smart contract is not under any obligation to return your crypto in the exact same quantity you supplied. NO, it will return it based on which crypto is more demanded in the pool.
So if more people buy ether, because ether price fell, and then you decide to unstake at this point. There will be less ether in the pool and more shitcoin, so the smart contract will give you less ether and more shit coin, essentially causing you to loose money.
So for instance if you provided 1 ether + 100 shitcoin, the smartcontract may return 0.5 ether + 200 shitcoin. Which means if you had held onto your 1 ether, you would have gained more.
Hope this makes sense.
Again to limit this, provide liquidity with two excellent coins, or at least one stable coin.
What token will the interest of this pair be paid in?
BUSD or BNB?
Thanks
In pancakeswap farm, it will be in cake tokens. i.e when you farm with the BUSD-BNB token. But in the liquidity pool, you get either BNB or BUSD
Is your earning restricted to exchanges involving your exact pairs (i.e the pair you provided, e.g BUSD and BNB in our example)? What if you supply BNB and BUSD and someone comes to exchange BUSD and ETH, don’t you get part of the gas fees on such transactions since you supplied BUSD?.
With respect to JohnPaul’s Question, what happens to the coin/token used as collateral in Borrowing ( from the Lending and Borrowing section), Does the real time value of the coin/token apply when you return the borrowed funds and unlock your collateral coin/token?
Yes, your earning is restricted to the pool you provided liquidity. If you provided liquidity for BUSD/BNB, you only get a reward when someone comes to exchange BUSD for BNB or vice versa. BUSD/ETH is a different pool.
On your second question, when you unlock your coin/token, it is exactly like any other coin/token on the blockchain, and so will have the same value. So any price increase or decrease will also affect the coin.