Talking of Web3 This is the information I have gathered about it and still in the process of learning about this new tech. Web3 is a decentralized internet built on blockchain technology, where users theoretically have more control over their data, identity, and digital assets without relying on centralized platforms like Google or Facebook.

Hi James 👋 I’m completely new to blockchain. My current background is AI automation. I’m really interested in learning more about blockchain/Web3 but not sure where to start in the right way. Could you please share: - A good learning path for beginners - Any recommended resources, courses, or core concepts to focus on first

🔑 Seed phrases are the master key to your wallet. They’re your 12–24 word recovery phrase. If someone gets it, they can take everything, and there’s no password reset or support desk in crypto! 🚫 Protecting it is less about being “paranoid” and more about building a simple system that’s safe and easy to follow. ✅ What’s your seed phrase setup strategy? Share what you do to stay safe (and what you avoid). Paper vs metal, and whether you keep one backup or multiple backups. 👇

Hello everyone, I’m James Odom, and I’m excited to officially kick off Blockchain University. Our first course is now live: BHS 101 – The Birth of Bitcoin. This is a primary-source based course focused on Bitcoin’s origin story as a historical and technical event. We cover the problem Bitcoin was solving, early digital cash experiments, Satoshi’s design priorities, the whitepaper’s key decisions, the genesis block, early mining, and what Bitcoin’s early years teach us about security, decentralization, and scalability. If you’re new here, start at the Introduction and work your way down the lesson list at your own pace. If you’re experienced, you’ll still get value from revisiting the original context and seeing how the early design tradeoffs shaped everything that came after. Quick intro questions: Comment below with (1) your background level (new, intermediate, advanced) and (2) what you want to learn most in crypto right now. Glad you’re here. Let’s build more amazing content moving forward!

This course helps you avoid the most common beginner losses by building a simple operating standard for wallet safety. The focus is practical habits you can apply every time you use a crypto wallet. In SEC 101, we cover: 🔑 Private keys and seed phrases ⚔️ Hot vs cold wallets 🎭 Common scam patterns ✍️ Signing and approvals ✅ Repeatable safety checklists If you’re new, start at the Introduction and move through the pages in order. If you’ve used crypto wallets before, this is a clean refresher that tightens habits and helps prevent avoidable losses. Questions as you go? Drop your comments here, or start a new post if you want to spin up a separate discussion thread!