Bitcoin Explained Course Overview

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Overview

Following upon the foundation built in “Introduction to Cryptocurrency,” we open the hood of Bitcoin and take a deeper dive. After looking at the genesis of arguably the most famous and valuable cryptocurrency in the world, we examine in detail the two most often mentioned issues with Bitcoin, those being interoperability and scalability, as well as what is being done to address these issues. Then, we build a case that Bitcoin may become part of the asset allocation universe for institutional investors, much like stocks and bonds. Lastly, we think about how mutual funds, pensions, and governments could invest in the cryptocurrency via Bitcoin futures and ETFs. After taking this course, you will have a greater appreciation of Bitcoin and how it will fit into the greater investment landscape.

Bitcoin Explained Learning Objectives

Explain the history of Bitcoin and who controls it
Describe the data architecture that Bitcoin uses
Identify two of the problems that confront Bitcoin: scalability and interoperability
Comprehend how changes made to Bitcoin have addressed these problems
Analyze the market for Bitcoin in the context of how an institutional investor may look at it