Education for PM’s moving into Crypto

I’m a full-body immersion learning kind of guy. It’s the fastest way I know how I can learn a subject matter deeply.

For Crypto, I’ve found that involves jumping into many learning opportunities which will help you understand where you are most interested in…

Try not to be sceptical or cynical of projects you may not understand straight away. If I ask myself, what use-cases can I see from this and what benefits would it have over similar services.

Overview

Reading & writing: blogs, guides, Reddit, Twitter, Telegram, Discord

Taking part:

1. buying coins on an exchange
2. sending coins to a non-custodial wallet like Meta Mask
3. participating in DeFi — taking a loan, paying it back, yield farming
4. participating in Metaverse — join a game and play
5. join a DAO, participate in
6. buying NFT’s, ENS domains
7. join a DAO, participate in voting and if possible, a community role to learn how the community influences projects success

Building: Buildspace tutorials have been a great way for me to build and learn the basics

Valuable Reading

• Ethereum’s whitepaper and any Ethereum publication
• Beginner Guide to Crypto by Peter Yang
• Blocmates for simple-to-read guides on DeFi
• What’s a DAO?, a great reddit post
• Medium is a primary hub for articles from any L1, L2, DAO or anything else you’re interested in

Learning

• YouTube: Whenever I hear a new concept or need a thorough explanation, Finematics YouTube channel simplifies concepts beautifully
• YouTube Practical: Another YouTube I turn to often is Dapp University for tutorials
• Practical Tutorials: Buildspace is an easy to use programming & tutorial environment

Podcasts

• The Defiant
• Bankless
• The Delphi Podcast

Twitter

There’s just a few below, you’ll find almost every crypto project/crypto member on twitter.

@LearnWeb3DAO

@useWeb3

@web3university