This is a comprehensive slide on Blockchain and cryptocurrency, History, Exchanges to trade them, Career Opportunity and more

1. What you need to know
about
Cryptocurrency/Blockchain
History | Trading | Exchange | Career | F.A.Qs
Oladayo Oladipupo

2. Junior Data Analyst, Crypto Content Writer
and Community Manager. Worked with
projects on EOS and IOST Blockchain.
Oladayo Oladipupo
oladeeayo
+2348136167673

3. What you will learn in this Class:
● Money, Crypto Myths
● Introduction to Blockchain/Cryptocurrency
● Creating Wallet, Using Exchanges, Deposit and Withdrawal
● Trading Crypto, Trading Strategy, Coin to watch
● Crypto Career opportunities

4. Money

5. Evolution Of Money

6. Principle of Money
● Scarcity: the currency must have a limited supply
● Fungibility: able to replace with an identical item, also defined as mutually
interchangeable
● Transferability: easily transferred between owners
● Divisibility: can be divided into smaller and smaller units
● Durability: can survive the test of weather and time without disappearing

7. What you need to know about Cryptocurrency
● Crypto trading is not a get rich quick scheme, it is not Ponzi, MLM or HYIP
Scheme.
● Cryptocurrency are volatile don’t expect the price to be stable.
● Exchanges are not the safest place to keep your crypto(Not Your Keys not Your
Crypto).
● Bitcoin is not the only cryptocurrency available.
● There are losses in crypto trading.
● Always trade with what you can part with.

8. Blockchain

9. What is Blockchain?
A blockchain is a digital ledger of transactions that is duplicated
and distributed across an entire network of computer systems.
Each block in the chain contains a number of transactions, and
every time a new transaction occurs on the blockchain, a
record(date, time, and dollar amount) of that transaction is
added to every participant’s ledger.

12. Blockchain vs Cryptocurrency vs Bitcoin
A blockchain is the underlying technology that all cryptocurrencies are
built on, It’s a distributed ledger that is decentralized, immutable and
shared(p2p).
Cryptocurrency are digital currencies that are decentralized, immutable
and shared(p2p).
Bitcoin is the first known cryptocurrency which was built by
“Nakamoto Satoshi”.

20. Blockchain use case
- Record Keeping (Properties, Files, Certificate, Ticketing)
- Voting
- Product Tracking
- Smart Contract
- Supply Chain
- Decentralized Applications

22. Bitcoin
Bitcoin is a global Peer-to-Peer currency that is designed for the Internet. It
was created by a group/individual called Nakamoto Satoshi in 2008, started its
use in 2009.
It is modeled after gold and behaves like cash online. Hence, the term digital
cash, and can be used by anyone.
It has no central authority, and is deflationary in nature (buying power
increases over time).
Bitcoin has a fixed total supply of 21 Million Bitcoins. First bitcoin transaction
was in May 2010 at the value of 1BTC = $0.003 (2 Pizza worth $25 was traded
for 10,000 BTC by Laszlo Hanyecz)

24. Wallet | Exchange

25. Problem

27. Wallet/Exchange Terms
- Public Key/Address
- Private Key
- 2FA
- Mnemonic Phrase
- Chain (ERC-20, TRC-20, BEP-20)
- Cold Wallet
- Hot Wallet
- Gas Fee (Transaction Fee)
- Hardware Wallet

28. Consideration in choosing Crypto Wallet/Exchange
● KYC/AML
● Reputation
● Security
● Insurance Fund
● Fiat Exchange
● Volume/Liquidity
● Price
● Coin/Asset Selection
● Trading/Withdrawal Fees
● Ease of Use
● Maintenance
● Customer Support

29. Crypto Trading

30. Trading
Trading is a fundamental economic concept that involves buying and selling
assets. In the context of the financial markets, the assets being traded are
called financial instruments. Cryptocurrency is traded based on 2-major
analysis:
Fundamental Analysis
Technical Analysis

31. Things to Avoid
- Fake Giveaway
- Ponzi Schemes
- Fake Mobile App/Fake Mobile Link
- Fake Mining/Staking App
- Phishing
- Pump and Dump Group
- Influencers say on a coin/project DYOR

32. Fundamental Analysis
Fundamental analysis is a method for assessing a financial asset valuation. A
fundamental analyst studies both economic and financial factors to
determine if the value of an asset is fair. These can include macroeconomic
circumstances like the state of the wider economy, industry conditions, or the
business connected to the asset.

33. Technical Analysis
Technical analysts don’t try to find out the intrinsic value of an asset. Instead,
they look at the historical trading activity and try to identify opportunities
based on that. This can include analysis of price action and volume, chart
patterns, the use of technical indicators, and many other charting tools. The
goal of this analysis is to evaluate a given market’s strength or weakness.

36. Trading Strategy
● Day Trading
● Swing Trading
● Scalp Trading
● Trend Trading
● Buy the Dip
● Margin Trading
● Dollar Cost Average
● Crypto Lending

37. Coin to Watch

38. Coin Due Diligence
- How have the coins/tokens been distributed?
- Is the majority of the supply concentrated in the hands of few entities?
- What’s the unique selling point of this particular project?
- What other projects are doing the same thing, and why is this one
superior?
- Who is working on the project? Does the team have a strong track
record?
- What’s the community like? What’s being built?
- Does the world actually need this coin/token?

39. Coin to Watch
BTC
ETH
LTC
BNB
DOT
DOGE
XLM
NANO
EOS
RSR
YFI
ZIL
DIA
SUSHI
UNI
ADA
XTZ
ALGO

40. Earning Passively with Cryptocurrency
- Mining (Very costly)
- Staking
- Lending
- Running a node
- Affiliate
- Forks and Airdrop
- Content Creation (Publish0x, Steem, Voice)

41. Crypto Career

42. Career Option
Content Writers
Legal Consultant
Product Designers
Smart Contract Developers
Frontend/Backend/UI/UX Developers
Ambassadors
Digital Marketers

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