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| Name | david smithmq |
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Truth be told, crypto changes more rapidly than most people can follow. First, you understand Bitcoin, then somebody talks about DeFi and you have no idea what it is. NFTs are introduced to the world in a flash. New blockchains are coming out every month. The things you learned six months ago? Probably, half of them are already outdated. That’s the issue we are solving at CoinMinutes. We don’t just do one session of crypto with you and that’s it. We have designed a system that keeps teaching you as the industry changes. The Role of Lifelong Learning in Crypto This is what the majority of the crypto classes do not tell you: you cannot learn it once. I personally have encountered numerous individuals who attended a Bitcoin course in 2020 and in 2021 decided to dive into DeFi without any clue of the existence of liquidity pools and yield farming. They had such piecemeal knowledge that it destroyed them. Crypto will not look like that tomorrow. New projects are introduced every week. Rules are being modified on a monthly basis. What was right yesterday may be completely wrong today. Do you recall the period when everybody believed that Terra Luna was the safest thing? Individuals who continued to learn realized it a mile away. The ones who ceased to educate themselves were the ones who were shocked as it crashed. The successful crypto-people that I know do not give up learning. They read all the time, experiment, engage in community conversations. They understand education as a routine and not an occasion.
Lifelong learning is essential in crypto—keep growing, stay curious, and adapt to the ever-changing landscape. Key Elements of the CoinMinutes Model We designed our educational system based on four main concepts that genuinely work.
This is not rocket science. It is just good teaching being used in a rapidly changing industry. Personalized and Adaptive Learning Paths Not everyone knows the same amount about cryptocurrency. For example, some might be good with technology but have no clue about trading, whereas some might have the experience of Wall Street but cannot figure out how smart contracts work. Most courses do not recognize these differences and treat all students as if they were the same. We are different from them. Newbies will take a short test which will assess their prior knowledge. Then we create a completely different learning path for each student. Imagine it as you are a software developer and want to learn DeFi. Your way will be centered on how the protocols work, smart contract risk, and yield optimization strategies. We don’t have to go through the “what is blockchain” thing because you already know it. However, if you are coming from the world of traditional finance, your path will be focused on the technical side. How do these protocols work? What makes them different from traditional banking? Why should you care about decentralization? The program keeps changing with your learning. Having a hard time with options trading? We will fill your schedule with extra practice problems and recommend related articles. If you are effortlessly going through the basics, we will take it to the next level with more challenging content. If you want to skip the next lesson or go back to an old one, you can always override our suggestions. We keep track of those decisions and update future recommendations accordingly. Community-Driven Learning & Peer Support It is real hard to figure out Crypto concepts by yourself. The complicated concepts would make a lot more sense if you could discuss them with other people. This is why community features are a vital part of our learning platform. You can locate study groups that fit your interest and knowledge level. You can share the materials. Help each other with concepts that are difficult to understand. If you cannot figure it out you will receive help. The community manages itself through a reputation system. Those who are helpful and make a positive contribution gradually get more and more recognition. Users learn how to recognize trustworthy sources of information. This is an excellent method to fight against readily available misinformation in crypto education. Our study groups were closely following and dissecting the Terra Luna crash when it happened. Members shared the warning signs that they had noticed earlier. That communal analysis gave people the opportunity to stay far away from similar projects in the future. Similar events took place at the time of the FTX bankruptcy. Members got together to share their knowledge about the recovery of funds, they shared legal resources, and they explained the procedures of bankruptcy. Individual users were given the help that they could never have found if they were alone.
Crypto knowledge grows stronger with community—learn, share, and support each other for deeper understanding. Up to date: Real Time Updates and Industry Integration. The only thing that may be difficult to keep up with is the fact that crypto news is popping 24/7 and 7 days a week. New protocols are emerging every minute. Announcements of regulations can change it all overnight. Such speed cannot be competed with courses which are not interactive and dynamic content. We are not like that, we are always abreast with the new events. We constantly monitor the price feeds, news feeds, developer communities, developer news and regulatory agencies. Should it undergo a major transformation, then our learning products will be modified to the same effect in a matter of hours rather than weeks. Associated with this we revised our courses on precisely the day that Ethereum was switched to a proof-of-stake system. The users got to know the aftermath when the news was still fresh and up-to-date. Besides, we are also the direct partners of the active crypto projects. Our learners are informed about the new protocols by developers. The users are able to access advanced tools before they become mainstream. Our cooperation with the layer-2 scaling solutions was what made the users get access to the new features in the first place, before the vast majority of people had even heard of the existence of those features. They were learning new technology, as their competition was still struggling to read their outdated blog posts. We are also monitoring the regulatory environment in the global environment. New regulations in major jurisdictions are described immediately. The users are made aware of the compliance requirements long before they can defiantly break the rules. Any knowledge that is not up-to-date can get stale and this is what this approach is attempting to prevent. You keep up to date without any additional effort. You get to know about changes as they occur not by spending a lot of money on mistakes. Conclusion One-and-done education cannot keep up with the fast-moving crypto. The way we work is aligned with the speed of the space. Continuous learners are better off as they make fewer errors and are quicker to recognize openings. It is our mission to keep people away from failure in a world that is constantly changing, and that is why we are always developing new features. Find More Information How CoinMinutes Makes Crypto Less Intimidating for Newcomers CoinMinutes’ Initiatives for Building a Crypto-First Brand Identity
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| City | berlin |
| State/Province | germany |
