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Search for games by market cap, users, a game on a specific blockchain, or for themes you enjoy.\nDeFi\nIt’s easy to quickly understand the idea of DeFi. These links help you go deeper and get your head around the most important concepts.\n\nStart by thoroughly understanding liquidity pools. A liquidity pool is a collection of funds locked in a smart contract. It’s a fundamental blockchain concept so be sure to thoroughly understand this before continuing.\n\nWhat Are Liquidity Pools in DeFi and How Do They Work? (Binance Academy).\nThen move on:\n\nWhat Is an Automated Market Maker (AMM)? (Binance Academy)\nAMM is a concept that doesn’t exist in traditional finance. Traditional finance has a traditional order book where buyers and sellers place orders and wait for them to be filled as matches are made. AMMs replace the notion of an order book by an algorithm that always quotes prices to all buyers and sellers. One of the earliest, most famous AMMs is Uniswap. There’s an explosion in this area, as you can see from this list of others, including dydx, Pancake Swap, etc: List of Decentralized Exchanges.\nThe Difference between Staking vs Yield Farming vs Liquidity Mining-— (blockchain-council.org). Token are digital assets. Staking, yield farming, and liquidity mining are all ways of putting idle digital assets to work. DeFi users can choose to act as underwriters in decentralized mutual insurance pools, provide liquidity to AMMs (via either liquidity mining or yield farming), or serve as creditors and earn governance tokens in the process. Some will decide to stake & run validator nodes for block rewards. The APYs are often lucrative and there are hundreds of different options out there. There are risks to consider and it’s always worth asking why your tokens are needed and how the yield is generated.\nThe Brilliance of Yield Farming, Liquidity Providing and Valuing Crypto Projects | blog maverick (Mark Cuban)\n7 Indicators Every DeFi Investor Should Know | Binance Academy\nList of Decentralized Exchanges — Best DEX Decentralized exchanges (defiprime.com) There are a ridiculous number of exchanges!\nIf you want to get hands on:\n\nUniswap Liquidity Provider Tutorial — Earn DEX Trading Fees (defirate.com). Providing liquidity on Uniswap is dead easy.\nIf you want to understand how much innovation is going on, study Flash Loans:\n\nWhat Is a Flash Loan? (CoinDesk)\nHow to Make a Flash Loan using Aave — step-by-step beginners guides (QuickNode)\nLesson #5: Put Yourself in Daily Information Flow\nThis is where a lot of people start, so why did we place this step at #5? This reason is that it doesn’t help you develop deep expertise, so reading this makes a lot more sense once you have laid the foundations.\n\nSpend 30–60 minutes every day catching up with what is happening, but don’t get derailed by it.\n\nThe worlds of crypto and blockchain are different to what you’re used to. For example, some of the important players are completely anonymous: you’ll see them giving their thoughts at a conference using their pseudonym without revealing their face. If you haven’t ever worked on open source software, you’ll find it eye-opening to see how communities engage to push projects forward.\n\nHere’s a quick list of places to engage some of your attention:\n\nTwitter — Culture & Personalities\nFollow a few people on Twitter to get a sense of what is going on. These tweets can literally drive you crazy and have you online until 4am every night. Protect your time, but follow a few people to get a sense of the world you’re moving into.\n\nYou’ll start to notice the fervor of some of the projects. You’ll also be puzzled by the much lower engagement of seemingly “serious” projects, at least on Twitter.\n\nSee who we follow at @gmirea and @sparbhu.\nTelegram and Discord — Community\nJoin the Discord and Telegram channels of several projects. You’ll start to understand what is normal behavior, as well as understand the power of communities.\n\nEmail Subscriptions — As it Happens Content\nSubscribe to a few sources. This content isn’t about deep fundamentals, but it will help you build your feel for the space. Below are some we like which provide a good mix and, in the end, you will figure out what resonates with you. Here are some we like:\n\nCoinDesk: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Crypto News (daily). Big headlines, funding, regulatory.\nThe Block\nBlockworks Newsletter\nBankless (banklesshq.com)\nCoindesk — First Mover (daily, Omkar Godbole). Market moves. Not too relevant but worth glancing at to see what traders are talking about.\nCointelegraph\nFigment — Building Web 3 — really good to keep on top of what is happening on the various protocols\nInside Cryptocurrency (Inside.com)\nReal Vision Crypto\nMonthly / Quarterly Content\nApart from the daily content, you also want to sit down with meatier content every so often.\n\nvitalik.eth on Twitter — deep papers, fun to read and thoughtful. We have Vitalik’s twitter page bookmarked, to go straight to his content without getting distracted by all the rest.\nCoinbase — really good quarterly content that synthesizes trends in the industry.\nConsensys — also really good quarterly content: https://consensys.net/reports/web3-report-q3-2021/?\nBankless — excellent longer content in interviews (Youtube). Their interview of Hayden Adams is worth watching.\nPodcasts\nOur favorites: The BreakDown , The Scoop, Unchained and Bankless.\n\n\nSome of our favorite podcasts\nConferences\nAttend a conference. You’ll figure out very quickly how people interact and how quickly things are moving. It’s like arriving in a new country and leaving your hotel — you’ll grow a lot by participating.\n\nConsensys Conference — if you can, attend all 3 days and listen to everything. Consensus 2022 will be in person in NYC. There may be web-access as well. (Here’s an example from their 2021 conference: Money, Monetary Policy, and Bitcoin | Ray Dalio at Consensus 2021)\nList of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Conferences in 2022 (decemberlabs)\nLesson #6: Understand Project/Company Types\nThere are a few types of projects to understand.\n\nHardcore layer 1. These are knee-deep in consensus mechanisms. These are the most technically complex projects. 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The kinds of things that happen routinely include:\n\nA product lead who front ran NFT sales on OpenSea for personal gain\nSophisticated rug-pulls where insiders cash out their tokens at high prices, at the expense of investors (here’s one example)\nDecentralized DAO-run projects that fail to pay their community members for the work they contributed.\nHacks — CoinDesk reports on some of the bigger hacks\nRug Pulls & Other Scams: The Biggest Threat to Trust in Cryptocurrency: Rug Pulls Put 2021 Scam Revenue Close to All-time High (Chainalysis)\n​​I Worked Full Time in Crypto for Two Years and Didn’t Really Like What I Saw | by Vanalli | The Startup | Medium\nIf you worked in the early days of ad-tech, this landscape will feel familiar: frenzied activity, and a space crowded with both gems and ultra-shady projects!\n\nLesson #8: Regulation\nRegardless of where you want to work in the space, get acquainted with regulation. 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You’ll start to see the picture and how the various pieces fit together. You’re literally stuffing your head with as many of the new concepts, alongside what you already know!\n\nThe Web3/Crypto/Metaverse Ecosystem Guide — Lightspeed (Dec, 2021)\nCrypto Canon (a16z.com) (compiled 2018–2019 but still useful) and some videos here Crypto Startup School (a16z.com)\nThe second topic to research is use cases. If you rely on news and Twitter, only a few topics get repeated coverage so you’re missing a lot of use cases. Look for a comprehensive review such as this one:\n\nBlockchain Use Cases in 2021: Real World Industry Applications (ConsenSys)\n💡Tip! If you’re a product manager, read this from Preethi Kasireddy which explains the architecture of web3 apps in a super clear way:\n\nThe Architecture of a Web 3.0 application (preethikasireddy.com)\nYou might say “It’s great to tell me to read 10% but which 10%?!”. Here’s our approach:\n\nGive priority to recent materials over old ones, unless they’re OG (Vitalik, Chris Dixon, etc)\nBefore you read, quickly skim the material to understand if it is relevant to you or not.\nDecide which aspects interest you most, or what you need to dig deeper into. Learning is like an onion; you keep peeling back layers.\n💡Tip! It won’t all make sense and at times you may feel completely overwhelmed. We preserved our sanity by doing two things:\n\nJotting down questions as you go and then moving on (example — “Staking seems crazy… how is a 103% return reasonable?”). The answer to your question will likely show up later, as you connect the dots.\nSketching your own mental map as you go about how everything is connected. Keep adding to it as you learn from each thing you read.\n💡Tip! Bookmark links that you will refer to often:\n\nCoinMarketCap — has market cap, good short descriptions and the latest news about projects.\nDappRadar — has rankings for dApps, easy to find the top dApps for each market and compare their sizes (such as users, balances, volume).\nCryptoFees.info — provides the actual fees earned, as another measure of activity and value of different projects.\nChain TVL — DefiLlama — shows movement of TVL between chains.\n👀 Quick optional read: How to Become a Crypto Person: A Normie’s Guide (nymag.com)\n\nLesson #3: Learn Low Level Blockchain Concepts\nThere is a lot of content that will explain blockchain and crypto in blog or podcast forms. This only gets you so far. The fastest way to get up to speed with the basics is to take a good course and develop your low-level understanding. Top universities and top online learning companies have blockchain courses.\n\nAs a PM, you really have to get to the low-level. 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It covered various types of blockchain — permissioned / permissionless, public / private and also digs into governance. When we took it, it did not cover NFTs.\nWe’re looking at new courses, and we’ll post updates as we verify other courses that we like, for their coverage of the fundamentals, as well as ease of use. For example, https://www.pompscryptocourse.com/\n\n💡Tip! 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