Get to know the advanced capabilities of the Stacks blockchain and how it enhances Bitcoin by enabling smart contracts and decentralized applications (DApps) while maintaining Bitcoin’s renowned security and stability. This course will guide you through the unique architecture of Stacks, its innovative consensus mechanisms, and its ecosystem, offering in-depth technical knowledge and practical insights.
Welcome to our comprehensive course on Crypto Education Tokens: Main Projects. In this course, we delve into the fascinating world of blockchain technology and its transformative impact on the education sector. We will explore major crypto projects related to education and knowledge, including Open Campus (EDU), Gitcoin (GTC), StreamCoin (STRM), Student Coin (STC), Newscrypto Coin (NWC), Dacxi (DACXI), and Sonar (PING). If you're intrigued by the intersection of education, blockchain, and finance, this course is your gateway to understanding and engaging with this dynamic, rapidly evolving sector.
There are no trading rules that are applicable to any scenario. These courses will help you establish your own trading strategy, then test it and improve on it in practice
There are no trading rules that are applicable to any scenario. These courses will help you establish your own trading strategy, then test it and improve on it in practice
Welcome to the next step in your crypto education journey. In this course, we turn our focus from the blockchain technology itself to the cryptocurrencies that run on these networks. By the end of this course, that mysterious world of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and thousands of other coins will start to make sense. You’ll learn what cryptocurrencies are, why they exist, and how people use them in the real world. We’ll keep things simple and practical, building on what you learned about blockchain in Course 1 without overwhelming jargon.
Trading Card Games (TCG) have evolved over more than thirty years since the launch of Magic: The Gathering in the early 1990s. They have become a global industry that integrates entertainment, collection, and investment. Today, the cumulative circulation of trading cards has reached tens of billions, and the worldwide community of enthusiasts continues to expand.
A bold proposal from Jon and Hasu in the Hyperliquid community is generating significant discussion. The plan calls for burning roughly 45% of the total HYPE supply and reducing the FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation) to align more closely with circulating market capitalization. It also proposes eliminating the predefined future allocation for “Community Rewards & Reserve Pool” to make the token more attractive to institutional investors.
While airdrop strategies in Web3 can rapidly boost user growth and on-chain activity, most struggle to remain sustainable: around 88% of airdropped tokens lose significant value within three months of distribution. Drawing on empirical data across DeFi, NFTs, and Layer-2 networks, this article highlights the disconnect between airdrop hype and retention or community loyalty, and explores which design choices can enable airdrops to deliver genuine long-term ecosystem value.
On Sept 24, BTC traded at $112,462 with weak rebound momentum; ETH recovered to $4,192 under mid-term pressure; GT hovered at $16.27 in consolidation. The market stayed cautious. Hot tokens saw strong inflows: SVL surged 61.17%, BARD rose 47.33%, and HEMI gained 53.20%. On the macro side, Vitalik highlighted full-stack openness and verifiability, Tether reportedly seeks up to $20B funding at a $500B valuation, and Seedify suffered a hack, spotlighting cross-chain bridge risks.
Gate Research Daily Report: On Sept 24, BTC traded at $112,462 with weak rebound momentum; ETH fell to $4,326, remaining under short-term pressure; altcoins stayed stable. Hot tokens surged: SVL +61.17%, BARD +47.33%, and HEMI +53.20%. Macro highlights include Vitalik stressing full-stack openness and verifiability, Tether potentially raising up to $20B, and Seedify suffering a hack, prompting an emergency freeze of cross-chain operations to mitigate risk.
This report summarizes Web3 industry funding in August 2025. A total of 112 deals were completed, with total funding reaching $2.05 billion, marking a clear decline from previous periods. CeFi once again demonstrated strong capital absorption, infrastructure and mid-sized growth projects received steady support, while application-layer projects faced accelerated elimination. With the emerging trend of “on-chain reserve assetization” and institutional capital increasingly concentrated in Series B and strategic rounds, the Web3 industry is entering a more stable, diversified, and sustainable growth stage. The report also highlights major funding cases, including SuperGaming, Multipli, BOB, HoneyCoin, and Perle.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is an annualized percentage rate that represents investment returns or borrowing costs, calculated using simple interest without accounting for compounding effects. In cryptocurrency, APR is commonly used to measure annualized yields from staking, lending, and liquidity provision activities, helping users evaluate and compare investment benefits across different DeFi protocols.
Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) refers to the anxiety investors feel about potentially missing profitable opportunities, which drives them to make irrational investment decisions. In cryptocurrency trading, FOMO typically manifests as investors blindly buying assets after prices have already significantly increased, hoping to share in the market's upward momentum.
NFT (Non-Fungible Token) is a unique digital asset based on blockchain technology, characterized by its indivisible and irreplaceable nature, with each NFT possessing a unique identification code and metadata. They are typically created following standards like Ethereum's ERC-721 or ERC-1155, capable of definitively proving ownership, authenticity, and scarcity of digital content.
Leverage refers to the practice where traders borrow funds to increase the size of their trading positions, controlling assets of greater value with smaller capital. In cryptocurrency trading, leverage is typically expressed as a ratio (such as 3x, 5x, 20x, etc.), indicating the multiple of the original investment that a trader can control in assets. For example, using 10x leverage means an investor can control assets worth $10,000 with just $1,000.
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