Academic Programs
Programs
Six progressive levels of study in cryptocurrency and blockchain systems. Open enrollment for CRYPTO 101, with assessment-based advancement to subsequent levels.
Linear progression through assessment-based gates
Foundational Literacy and History
Establish core conceptual vocabulary, trace the historical development of digital currency, and understand the fundamental problems that cryptocurrency systems attempt to solve.
Blockchain Architectures and Consensus
Analyze the technical architecture of major blockchain protocols, compare consensus mechanisms, and evaluate the trade-offs inherent in different design decisions.
DeFi, NFTs, and Web3 Systems
Examine decentralized finance protocols, non-fungible token standards, and the emerging infrastructure of Web3 applications.
Crypto-Economics and Governance
Study token economic models, analyze governance mechanisms, and understand incentive design in decentralized systems.
Regulation, Compliance, and Institutional Adoption
Survey the global regulatory landscape, examine compliance frameworks, and analyze the integration of cryptocurrency into traditional financial systems.
Advanced Systems, Research, and Capstone Analysis
Engage with cutting-edge technical developments, conduct independent research, and complete a capstone project demonstrating comprehensive understanding.
Enrollment Policy
CRYPTO 101 is open to all learners without prerequisites. Advancement to subsequent levels requires successful completion of prior coursework and demonstration of competency through assessment. There are no selective admissions; progression is determined entirely by academic performance.