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On-chain Data Analyst Basic Course

Have you ever clicked on an Etherscan link after seeing a post saying, "A whale has moved funds to an exchange"? You likely closed the window immediately after seeing a screen filled with nothing but incomprehensible strings of characters. This course covers how to read that screen. An instructor with 14 years of experience in the security field has packed 15 lessons on how to directly verify wallets, transactions, and tokens using only free tools, without a single line of code. Now, judge for yourself using original records instead of relying on what others say.

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Level Beginner

Course period 6 months

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What you will gain after the course

  • The ability to determine within 30 seconds whether an address is a personal wallet, an automated bot, or an exchange system just by looking at it.

  • Knowing where to start looking when you open a wallet address on Etherscan.

  • How to directly check and revoke remaining unlimited withdrawal permissions in my wallet

  • Criteria for determining whether large-scale exchange withdrawals are a buy signal or a crisis signal

  • The ability to grasp a token's holding concentration and issuance structure in just one minute.

  • How to self-check by verifying token issuance authority, holding structure, and verification status


On-chain Data Analyst — Basic Course


"On-chain data does not lie — it is simply misread."


🎁 Course Launch Early Bird — Until August 29th

When applying for the course, 『On-chain Signals, the Invisible

Real Movements of the Market』 book for free (including shipping).

Free gifts will not be provided after the early bird period ends.


Government-Registered Private Qualification Certification Course

This lecture is the official preparation course for the On-chain Data Analyst certification exam.

  • Certification Name: On-chain Data Analyst

  • Registration Authority: Private qualification registered with the Financial Services Commission

  • Registration Number: 2026-005002

  • Examination Domains: On-chain data collection, interpretation, and research capabilities

The qualification system consists of three levels: Basic → Associate → Professional, and this course covers the written examination scope of the first level, Basic, in a total of 15 lectures.

※ Private certifications are distinct from national certifications, and obtaining a certification does not guarantee employment or the performance of a specific job. Registration details can be verified through the Private Qualification Information Service.


Questions this lecture answers

Anyone can look at price charts. However, where the funds are actually moving behind the scenes is recorded only in on-chain data.

  • Is this address a whale, a bot, or exchange infrastructure — can you tell within 5 minutes?

  • Where do you check the fact that 0.5 ETH was withdrawn from a transaction labeled "Free Mint"?

  • Does a surge in exchange deposits indicate selling pressure or a simple internal relocation?

  • What signals were already left on-chain five days before the UST collapse?

This course trains you to answer these questions on the Etherscan site alone.


Curriculum — 15 Lessons / 4 Modules

M1 · Fundamentals of On-chain Data (5 Lectures) On-chain vs. Off-chain · Information Asymmetry · Advantages and Limitations · Block Structure · Consensus and Validators

M2 · Accounts and Transactions (3 lectures) Addresses (EOA/CA) · 7 Core Transaction Fields · Hidden Flows of Internal Txns and Event Logs

M3 · Utilizing Block Explorers (5 Sessions) Etherscan Overview · 7 Tabs of the Address Page · 6 Sections of a Transaction · Token Tracker · Read/Write Contract

M4 · Interpreting Token Movements (Lesson 2) Basic Structure of Stablecoins · Analysis of ERC20 Fund Flows


Features of this course

Learn with real-world data. All examples are actual transaction hashes and real Etherscan values. These are not fabricated examples, but on-chain records that you can open and verify yourself.

It strictly follows the scope of the certification exam. Each lecture corresponds 1:1 with the learning objectives of the Basic written exam, and frequently appearing items (transaction fields, finality stages, selectors, holder concentration, etc.) are marked separately.

It provides a reading framework. You learn interpretation procedures rather than just how to use the screen — a 6-step transaction checklist, 4 address observation methods, 5 scam signals, and 5 whale patterns.

We verify with case studies. UST collapse, USDC-SVB depeg, DAI Black Thursday, Ronin Bridge hack, 2024 BTC ETF fund flows — we reconstruct the on-chain signals of real-world events along a timeline.

The tools are free. Etherscan, CoinGlass, DefiLlama, and 4byte.directory. You can start without a paid subscription.


Target Audience

  • Investors who want to read the market using data beyond the charts

  • Those preparing for on-chain research or compliance roles

  • Blockchain developers who need data interpretation skills

  • Those preparing for the On-chain Data Analyst Basic certification exam

No prior knowledge is required. However, an attitude of questioning numbers is necessary.


What you can do after the course

You can perform a primary classification of any given address, dissect a single transaction into six stages to narrate it as a complete story, determine risk levels within one minute based on token holder concentration and supply structure, and interpret the direction of market funds using exchange Netflow.


Next Step

After completing the Basic course, it continues to the Associate course — address clustering, suspicious pattern detection, hands-on fund tracking, diagnostic report writing, and Dune/Arkham practice (written + practical, approx. 40 hours).


Coincraft Academy — Data comes first.

Recommended for
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Who is this course right for?

  • Blockchain industry professionals who just ignore Etherscan links even when they receive them.

  • DeFi and airdrop participants who are always anxious because they don't know what they have authorized in their wallets.

  • Crypto investors who have no way of verifying the truth whenever they see the post "The whale has moved"

  • A researcher who needs to cite on-chain metrics but only captures screenshots of other people's dashboards.

  • An exchange CS representative who has no choice but to escalate to the development team when a customer asks, "Where did my coins go?"

  • Marketers and community managers who have to ask developers every time they want to check project on-chain data

Need to know before starting?

  • It is recommended to have experience using a cryptocurrency wallet (such as MetaMask) at least once.

  • No programming knowledge is required. No code is written.

  • The practice uses only free lookup tools, and there are no separate installations or paid payments required.

  • If you have experience buying or sending coins from an exchange, you will understand quickly.

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This is coincraft

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Hello.
This is CoinCraft, specializing in on-chain data-based research and practical blockchain analysis.

I create content that covers the entirety of 'on-chain analysis'—from wallet addresses, transactions, smart contracts, stablecoin flows, and bridge structures to the actual movement of funds within protocols—focusing on data-driven structural understanding rather than a simple investment perspective.

Through YouTube, blogs, newsletters, book writing, and building practical dashboards,
I focus on providing easy and practical education
so that even beginners can directly read and interpret blockchain data.

In particular, CoinCraft's education has the following characteristics:

  • A systematic curriculum that spans from Wallet → Transaction → Block → Asset → Counterparty

  • Practical case-oriented composition based on actual protocol flows

  • Revealing professional analysts' observation criteria, such as address profiling, whale tracking, and session analysis

  • Easy explanations + intuitive slides that even beginners can understand

  • Practical analysis methodology applicable to both Web3 practitioners and investors

In the future, Inflearn will continue to present an
on-chain analysis lecture series that allows everyone from beginners to professional analysts to grow step-by-step.

Blockchain is no longer just a domain for technicians; it is a new language that anyone can learn and apply to their own field.

Experience the world of on-chain data deeply, broadly, and accurately with CoinCraft.

Thank you.
Sincerely, CoinCraft


[CoinCraft Official Links]
🌐 Website: https://coincraft.io
📺 YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCT7SwOLZfnx-1zxAprRTQNg/
📝 Blog: https://coincraft.kr/
📩 Newsletter: https://coincraft.kr/newsletter
💻 GitHub: https://github.com/coincraft12

 

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