Tokyo-based edtech Aidemy has launched its Beginners for Blockchain course, offering interactive exercises on all aspects of the technology and cryptocurrency, from mining to consensus algorithms. The course is designed as a “one-stop shop” that will help people get up to speed with blockchain, including how it works in real life applications. -- According to a report prepared by Satis Group Crypto Research (https://www.ccn.com/81-of-icos-are-scams-u-s-losing-token-sale-market-share-report/), around 81% of the total number of initial coin offerings launched since 2017 have turned out to be scams. Three study programmes are offered, all of which are free.
Tokyo-based edtech Aidemy has launched its Beginners for Blockchain course, offering interactive exercises on all aspects of the technology and cryptocurrency, from mining to consensus algorithms. The course is designed as a “one-stop shop” that will help people get up to speed with blockchain, including how it works in real life applications. Three study programmes are offered, all of which are free.