Survival Strategy for Survival, WEB3

If you are planning or operating a WEB3 service but don't know "where accidents happen," you need this lecture. This course does not teach you about coins or development. Instead, it deconstructs the structure of recurring accidents in WEB3 and teaches you how to assess risks based on the boundaries of approval, signature, and authority. After taking this course, you will: ㆍBe able to read the structure of any DApp that comes your way ㆍBe able to assess risks using a checklist ㆍView WEB3 not just as a "technology," but as an "object of design."

“I have the data, but I don’t know how to look at it.” This is the most common concern for those starting on-chain analysis for the first time. In this course, a 10-year veteran data analyst and on-chain researcher fully reveals all the tools and interpretation techniques used in actual market analysis. ㆍWhich indicators react first before coin prices move ㆍWhether whales are accumulating or dumping ㆍHow to read market sentiment through bridge and stablecoin flows ㆍHow to extract data via Etherscan and Dune without programming ㆍAnd the interpretation patterns and strategies used by professional analysts This course is designed to help you go beyond "just looking" at on-chain data and build an analytical framework that leads to actual investment decisions.

For those who have only seen Ethereum's structure in fragments, I will organize everything from wallets and transactions to smart contracts and the EVM into a single, cohesive flow. You can follow along even without a technical background.

“I have the data, but I don’t know how to look at it.” This is the most common concern for those starting on-chain analysis for the first time. In this course, a 10-year veteran data analyst and on-chain researcher fully reveals all the tools and interpretation techniques used in actual market analysis. ㆍWhich indicators react first before coin prices move ㆍWhether whales are accumulating or dumping ㆍHow to read market sentiment through bridge and stablecoin flows ㆍHow to extract data via Etherscan and Dune without programming ㆍAnd the interpretation patterns and strategies used by professional analysts This course is designed to help you go beyond "just looking" at on-chain data and build an analytical framework that leads to actual investment decisions.

If you are planning or operating a WEB3 service but don't know "where accidents happen," you need this lecture. This course does not teach you about coins or development. Instead, it deconstructs the structure of recurring accidents in WEB3 and teaches you how to assess risks based on the boundaries of approval, signature, and authority. After taking this course, you will: ㆍBe able to read the structure of any DApp that comes your way ㆍBe able to assess risks using a checklist ㆍView WEB3 not just as a "technology," but as an "object of design."

Blockchain and fintech technologies need to be understood and accepted as essential technologies for companies to advance further in the era of the 4th industrial revolution. Let’s understand the concept of blockchain and the changing financial business model and become a company that leads blockchain and fintech related businesses!

This is a must-see lecture for blockchain planners, developers, and company representatives. If you didn't have time to study separately, you can understand the core of the Bitcoin and Ethereum white papers through this summary lecture.

You can understand the core aspects of the entire crypto market and gain a better understanding of basic strategies for investing in altcoins. It helps you identify which areas to study in the investment and industrial sectors through the sectors that will be in the spotlight in the market after 2026.

How to view safe indicators and objective data that should not be missed when investing in Bitcoin and altcoins, and share real airdrop know-how and practical methods that made it from 0 won to 100 million won

Web 3.0, driven by cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence and blockchain, will bring about extensive changes to economic structures, society, and culture. Understanding the core technologies of Web 3.0 and quickly grasping related business models and work methods will be a crucial first step for individuals and companies to lead the future.

Virtual assets and cryptocurrencies have driven financial innovation, but they are also being used as tools for crime, money laundering, and data breaches. This course starts with the basic concepts of virtual assets and blockchain, tracks actual cryptocurrency transaction flows, and analyzes suspicious fund movement structures.

Digital literacy: the competitive edge for surviving in the rapidly changing digital era! Based on an understanding of the technical structures of the digital environment, make the information that fills your daily life your own.

This course is a hands-on practical session where you will build your own NFT marketplace using Solidity smart contracts, frontend technologies, and web3.js. Students will implement all marketplace features—from NFT minting to selling, buying, and deleting—and deploy them directly to the latest testnets: Ethereum Sepolia, Polygon Amoy, and Kaia Kairos. Additionally, you will learn how to use IPFS for the decentralized storage of NFT images and metadata, allowing you to experience a production-ready DApp architecture that goes beyond a simple demo. ✨ Key Features of This Course Full-Stack Learning: Covers React UI, smart contract writing, and multi-chain deployment all at once. Up-to-Date Environment: Supports Sepolia, Amoy, and Kairos testnets with MetaMask integration. Master the Core NFT Process: Image upload (IPFS) → Metadata creation → Minting → Marketplace trading. Practical & Hands-on: Gain real-world service development experience, including transaction handling, UX design, and multi-chain support.

You can understand metaverse technology in a short period of time, and we will teach you practical skills for creating metaverse worlds and issuing and selling NFTs without coding.

Let's collect, analyze, and communicate data using techniques that handle data 'appropriately' and 'fairly'!