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The Crypto Academy

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Learn crypto the safe way. Clear, step-by-step guidance on wallets, security, and DeFi without the fear of losing everything or getting overwhelmed.

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9 contributions to The Crypto Academy
Vibrations
The market has been vibrating over the last week… going down but just vibrating at the low end. Think that the dip has scared the normies and the whales are slowly picking this stuff up at low prices and not flooding to keep the prices low?
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Yea, I think there’s a lot of acquisition happening from institution and government OTC to keep the price suppressed. Feels like there’s a lot of leverage clearing going on.
👋Start Here - Welcome to The Crypto Academy👋
Hey there, and welcome to the community! First off, I'm really glad you're here. Whether you're brand new to crypto or you've been dabbling and want to actually understand what you're doing, you're in the right place. This isn't just a course you watch alone. This is a community of people learning together. We ask questions. We share wins (and losses). We help each other figure this stuff out. There's no judgment. There's no "dumb questions." Just real people learning crypto the right way. Here's What to Do First: Step 1: Introduce Yourself Drop a comment below (or make a new post) and tell us: ✅ Who you are (first name, where you're from - whatever you're comfortable sharing) ✅ What got you interested in crypto (Curiosity? Investment? Felt left out?) ✅ One thing you're hoping to learn (how to set up a wallet? how to avoid scams? how to find opportunities?) ✅ A goal you have (own your first crypto? understand DeFi? participate in an airdrop safely?) Why introduce yourself? Because you'll learn faster when you're connected to others on the same journey. Plus, I want to know who's here so I can tailor content to what YOU actually need. Step 2: Check Out the "Start Here" Course Click over to the "Classroom" tab and complete the "Start Here" course. This will give you: - The full rundown on what this community is about - What's available at free vs. paid tiers - My story (and why I built this) Takes about 10 minutes to read through. Worth it. Step 3: Explore the Available Courses If you're on Premium or higher tier, you have access to: - ✅ Full Course Material - ✅ The Wallet Setup Guide - ✅ FAQ (a one stop shop for all questions and answers from the discussions) - ✅ Live Events in the "Calendar" tab I'd start with "What IS Crypto" if you're totally new. If you're fairly familiar, there's no "right" order. Just start where you're most curious. Step 4: Engage in the Community This is important: Don't just consume content and disappear.
👋Start Here - Welcome to The Crypto Academy👋
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@Aubrey Browning Hey Aubrey! :) A lot of great goals here. You’ll be a pro in no time ♥️ The roadmap of course material DOES have a “DYOR” module (how to do your own research). I can’t wait to get your feedback on it when it releases.
Security lesson 2 part 4
Would it make sense to have a backup wallet? One that you could use as a safety valve? Or Even 2wallets one for savings and one for transactions. And only populate the transaction account for interactions?
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Great question! And YES, absolutely do this! This is one of the smartest security practices in crypto. Here's the setup I typically use: Two-Wallet (or more) System: 1. A "Hot Wallet" (Transaction wallet) - Used for connecting to DeFi sites, minting NFTs, trying new protocols. - I keep minimal funds here. Only what I need for that specific activity. Think of it as your "spending cash". - Also good practice to do this if you're allocating a certain amount for trading (buying selling other smaller tokens) or connecting your wallet to trading sites. 2. "Cold Wallet" (Savings wallet) - One that I never connect to websites - This is where I store my serious holdings - Only sends/receives through direct transactions - Never used for dApp interactions To answer your second question: No, they CANNOT cascade between wallets. Each wallet (In Phantom) has its own address and private key. If your hot wallet gets drained from a malicious approval, it stops there. They can't jump to your other wallets because those addresses are completely separate. The only exception: If you used the same seed phrase to create multiple wallets (like Wallet 1, Wallet 2, Wallet 3 from one seed phrase), someone with your seed phrase could access all of them. But that's different... they would need your actual seed phrase, which they can't get from just transaction approvals. I just word vomited. Hopefully that made sense..
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I feel like we need another "Observation" post that says "BTC is back in the 90's 🤣
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well... I spoke too soon lol
What IS crypto? (BTC, ETH, SOL, etc.)
I was just thinking as I'm building out other courses... "Wait a minute... If I'm teaching people how to get into crypto and showing them the ropes... They might not even know what Bitcoin IS. Or why it's significant. Or what other crypto currencies are. This is going to change. Right once I'm done with the section I'm working on, I will build out a Crash Course on Bitcoin and other prominent coins so that you all can feel comfortable with lingo and such. I'm sorry if you were confused already. What coins would you like to see me add there in the future?
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@Paul Thomsen Technically yes. Coin: is their own blockchain. (think BTC = Coin, Ethereum = Coin, Solana = Coin) Token: live on someone else's blockchain. (USDT "Tether" is a token that runs on the Ethereum blockchain) Kinda difficult to understand at first. A good way to think about it, is the coin is whatever gas fee is charged in. A token is the asset on that chain.
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@Paul Thomsen yea, you could look at it that way!
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