Crypto Asset Investment Analysis by Invictus Capital

Crypto Asset Investment Analysis by Invictus Capital, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.85, with 74 lectures, 8 quizzes, based on 243 reviews, and has 8248 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop a framework for crypto-investing Understand how to categorize cryptoassets Develop an understanding of the history and development of the cryptomarket Describe and use valuation models depending on the cryptoasset type Gain practical experience applying these models This course is ideal for individuals who are Individual crypto investors or crypto enthusiasts or Blockchain startups who want to understand how VCs will analyze their projects/companies or Investors, traders or financial analysts from the traditional finance space It is particularly useful for Individual crypto investors or crypto enthusiasts or Blockchain startups who want to understand how VCs will analyze their projects/companies or Investors, traders or financial analysts from the traditional finance space.

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Summary

Title: Crypto Asset Investment Analysis by Invictus Capital

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 74

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 74

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 82

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 82

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Develop a framework for crypto-investing
Understand how to categorize cryptoassets
Develop an understanding of the history and development of the cryptomarket
Describe and use valuation models depending on the cryptoasset type
Gain practical experience applying these models

Who Should Attend

Individual crypto investors or crypto enthusiasts
Blockchain startups who want to understand how VCs will analyze their projects/companies
Investors, traders or financial analysts from the traditional finance space

Target Audiences

Individual crypto investors or crypto enthusiasts
Blockchain startups who want to understand how VCs will analyze their projects/companies
Investors, traders or financial analysts from the traditional finance space

This short course is designed to offer a practical approach to the fundamental analysis of cryptoassets and the token economics and market forces that drive price action.

The Invictus Capital analyst team has invested over $11m in cryptocurrency and blockchain startups through the Invictus Hyperion Fund and has extensive experience in the crypto sector.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome and course overview

Lecture 1: About this course

Lecture 2: Course overview

Chapter 2: Overview and development of the cryptomarket

Lecture 1: Intro to overview and development of crypto market

Lecture 2: Bitcoin – A short history (2008 – 2011)

Lecture 3: Bitcoin – A short history (2011 – 2018)

Lecture 4: Insights and Opinions: Bitcoin

Lecture 5: Overview of Altcoins: Ethereum & Litecoin

Lecture 6: Overview of Altcoins: Ripple

Lecture 7: Overview of Altcoins: ICOs

Lecture 8: Insights and Opinions: Altcoins

Chapter 3: Segmenting the crypto market

Lecture 1: Intro to segmenting the market

Lecture 2: Traditional financial markets: Part 1

Lecture 3: Traditional financial markets: Part 2

Lecture 4: Insights and Opinions: Diversification benefits of crypto assets

Lecture 5: Crypto market: Cryptocurrencies

Lecture 6: Crypto market: Cryptocommodities

Lecture 7: Crypto market: Security tokens

Lecture 8: Crypto sub categories

Lecture 9: Crypto market sizing

Lecture 10: Insights and Opinions: Diversification within the crypto market

Chapter 4: Crypto assets in context: Use cases and benefits

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Features: Decentralization

Lecture 3: Features: Trustless and Immutability

Lecture 4: Insights and Opinions: Most exciting use cases

Lecture 5: Additional features

Lecture 6: CryptoAsset Benefits: Traceability, Transparency and Asset tracking

Lecture 7: CryptoAsset Benefits: Privacy + Fraud protection

Lecture 8: CryptoAsset Benefits: Data privacy

Lecture 9: Insights and Opinions: Diversification and decentralization

Lecture 10: Exploring crypto lending

Chapter 5: Cryptocurrency and cryptocommodity evaluation

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Introduction and overview to evaluation

Lecture 3: Origins

Lecture 4: Origins (2)

Lecture 5: Insights and Opinions: Origins

Lecture 6: Team & Whitepaper

Lecture 7: Community & Decentralization

Lecture 8: Supply emission & Inflation

Lecture 9: Insights and Opinions: Supply emmissions

Chapter 6: Cryptocurrency and cryptocommodity evaluation methods

Lecture 1: Cryptocurrency: Overview

Lecture 2: Cryptocurrency: Quantitative methods

Lecture 3: Cryptocurrency: Qualitative methods

Lecture 4: Insights and Opinions: Blockchain analysis

Lecture 5: Cryptocommodity: Overview

Lecture 6: Cryptocommodity: Quantitative

Lecture 7: Cryptocommodity: Qualitative

Lecture 8: Insights and Opinions: Why compare currencies and commodities?

Chapter 7: Evaluation of security tokens

Lecture 1: Intro to security tokens

Lecture 2: Definitions and overview

Lecture 3: Insights and Opinions: Insights into market development

Lecture 4: Qualitative methods

Lecture 5: Qualitative methods (2)

Lecture 6: Quantitative tools

Lecture 7: Insights and Opinions: Technical Analysis versus Fundamental Analysis

Lecture 8: Analysis: Nexo

Chapter 8: Tokenomics

Lecture 1: Intro to tokenonmics

Lecture 2: Overview of tokenomics

Lecture 3: Tokeneconomics: Overview (2)

Lecture 4: Insights and Opinions: Binance tokenomics

Lecture 5: The token design process

Lecture 6: The token design process (2)

Lecture 7: The token design process (3)

Lecture 8: Insights and Opinions: Poor token economics

Lecture 9: How to structure a token economy

Chapter 9: Project Ripple

Lecture 1: Intro to the project

Lecture 2: Overview of XRP

Lecture 3: Insights and Opinions:: Why XRP as a case study

Lecture 4: XRP: Use Case Part 1

Lecture 5: XRP: Use Case Part 2

Lecture 6: Insights and Opinions:: Why the story is important

Lecture 7: XRP: Value Case Part 1

Lecture 8: XRP: Value Case Part 2

Lecture 9: XRP: Value Case Part 3

Chapter 10: Summary

Lecture 1: Wrap up

Instructors

Nick Hill
Investment analyst
Hugo May
Investment Analyst at Invictus Capital
Andrew Knight
Fund Manager at Invictus Capital
Ciaran MacDevette
VP of Analytics at Invictus Capital
Jonty Bylos
Business Development Manager at Invictus Capital
Daniel Schwartzkopff
CEO, Founder at Invictus Capital. Co-Founder at DataProphet.
Jonathan Mayer

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3 stars: 43 votes
4 stars: 73 votes
5 stars: 117 votes

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