PRDV151: Bitcoin for Everybody
Explore the fundamental concepts behind Bitcoin and how everyone can use this open-source, strictly limited digital money that operates on a peer-to-peer network.
PRDV151
CS120: Bitcoin for Developers I
Learn the components of Bitcoin and how they work together to keep Bitcoin's open, decentralized system running. This course will build the foundation you need to use and work with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
CS120
ECON135: What Is Money?
Michael Saylor and Robert Breedlove discuss Bitcoin through the lenses of energy, technology, and anthropology.
ECON135
ECON104: Principles of Austrian Economics II
Explore more complex themes of the Austrian school of economics with a focus on economic calculation, spontaneous order, time preference, interest rates, credit and banking, business cycle theory, security and defense, intellectual property, and Bitcoin.
ECON104
ECON105: Hard Questions on Hard Money
Discuss fractional reserve banking, different Bitcoin monetization scenarios, the economics of Bitcoin mining and scaling, the economics of fiat food, and how Bitcoin can affect the developing world.
ECON105
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