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Three ways to work with Crypto Academy

License our courses and podcast, commission a new course, or sponsor one. All three build on a finished curriculum about blockchain, tokens, meme launches, exchanges, wallets and keeping crypto keys safe, which already exists in eight languages.

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free address screening for sanctions and scam exposure, on 11 lessons in every language.

One sponsor per topic, so nobody shares a lesson with a competitor.

Already built and live

  • 8languages, each a complete site
  • 10courses
  • 69lessons, 592 minutes of reading
  • 27podcast episodes in every language
  • 1100minutes of audio in total

The three options

Pick one or combine them. Each project is scoped and priced on its own, by the number of languages, the format and the length.

License the content

Host our existing courses, quizzes and podcast episodes on your own site, app or community, in the languages you need, with your brand around them.

You get: Lesson text, quiz sets with answers, MP3 episodes and course certificates.

Good fit: Wallets, chains and communities onboarding people in Asia or Latin America.

Commission a course

We build a new course on a topic you choose, in the same format: written lessons, a quiz per chapter and a voiced episode per chapter, in any of the eight languages.

You get: A finished course on your platform, on ours, or both.

Good fit: Wallet security, how a specific chain works, spotting scams.

Sponsor a course or lesson

Put your name on the courses or lessons that match what you do, here on cryptoacademy.vip, marked as sponsored in every language. Newsletter placements are also available.

You get: Visibility next to material learners trust. You do not edit the lessons.

Good fit: Wallets, security tools, analytics and chains.

What's included

The material behind all three options: the languages, the courses and the podcast.

Eight languages

Each language is a complete site with its own lessons, quizzes, certificates, legal pages and voiced podcast. We only add a language when a natural podcast voice exists for it.

LanguageEpisodesAudio
English27118 min
Thai27155 min
Spanish27127 min
Indonesian27138 min
Chinese (Simplified)27147 min
Japanese27161 min
Korean27123 min
Portuguese27131 min

Translations outside English were produced with AI. If you license the content, you have the option of having native-speaker review. Review by a native speaker can be part of any project.

The curriculum

The courses run in order, from how a ledger works to launches, exchanges, wallets and keeping keys safe. Every lesson teaches the mechanism first, then how it fails.

Beginner · 7 lessons · 52 min

Blockchain Basics

  1. A Ledger Everyone Shares
  2. Blocks, Hashes, and Chains
  3. Wallets, Keys, and What "Owning" a Token Means
  4. Proof of Work vs Proof of Stake
  5. Nodes and Decentralization
  6. Why Layer 2s Exist
  7. Gas, Fees, and Block Times

Intermediate · 9 lessons · 76 min

Smart Contracts and Tokens

  1. What is a Smart Contract?
  2. Gas, Execution, and the EVM
  3. What an ERC-20 Token Actually Is
  4. Liquidity Pools: Where the Price Comes From
  5. What a Market Maker Actually Does
  6. Reading a Token Contract Before You Trust It
  7. What an NFT Actually Is
  8. Tokens Linked to Physical Things
  9. Provable Fairness, and What It Does Not Prove

Intermediate · 6 lessons · 51 min

Meme Coins and Launchpads: How They Actually Work

  1. Why Meme Coins Exist
  2. Attention as the Asset
  3. Bonding Curves Explained
  4. The Fee Stack: Who Gets Paid on Every Trade
  5. Rug Pulls, Honeypots, and Snipers
  6. The Numbers Nobody Prints on the Poster

Advanced · 10 lessons · 88 min

Hosting a Launch, or Taking Part in One

  1. Before You Launch: Questions to Answer First
  2. Making a Meme: From Idea to Ready-to-Launch
  3. Launching on Pons, Step by Step
  4. Creator Fees, Tax, and What You Owe People
  5. Taking Part in a Meme Launch on Robinhood Chain
  6. Buying on Pons, Step by Step
  7. A Pre-Buy Checklist You Actually Run
  8. Position Sizing, Exits, and the Discipline Part
  9. Promotion, Disclosure, and the Law
  10. Scams That Target Creators

Beginner · 5 lessons · 40 min

Cryptography Basics: Hashes, Keys, and Signatures

  1. What a Hash Function Does
  2. Public Keys, Private Keys, and Addresses
  3. Digital Signatures: Proving It Was You
  4. Encryption Is Not Signing
  5. Randomness: Where Keys Come From, and How They Leak

Intermediate · 6 lessons · 53 min

Protecting Your Keys

  1. How a Seed Phrase Becomes Your Keys
  2. Storing a Seed Phrase: Backups That Survive
  3. Hardware Wallets and Multisig
  4. Approvals, Permits, and Wallet Drainers
  5. Recovery and Inheritance
  6. Quantum Computing: What It Threatens and What It Does Not

Beginner · 9 lessons · 75 min

Exchanges, Swaps, and Charts

  1. What a Centralized Exchange Is
  2. What a Decentralized Exchange Is
  3. AML, Sanctions, and Screening an Address
  4. What Happens When You Verify Your Identity
  5. Cashing Out: Getting Money Into Your Bank
  6. Anatomy of a Swap
  7. MEV and Sandwich Attacks
  8. Reading a Price Chart
  9. Reading a Token Page: Liquidity, Market Cap, and Holders

Beginner · 4 lessons · 37 min

Wallets and Chains

  1. Using MetaMask Safely
  2. Other Popular Wallets, and How to Choose
  3. The Major Chains Compared
  4. Bridges, and Sending on the Wrong Network

Beginner · 7 lessons · 62 min

Stablecoins and Spending Crypto

  1. What a Stablecoin Is, and What Keeps It Stable
  2. An Account Is Not a Wallet
  3. Paying With a Crypto Card
  4. Buying Something Big With Crypto
  5. Yield: Where It Comes From, and How It Breaks
  6. Borrowing Against Your Crypto
  7. Tokenized Stocks: What You Actually Own

Advanced · 6 lessons · 58 min

How Onchain Attacks Actually Happen

  1. Reentrancy: The Oldest Trick That Still Works
  2. Oracle Manipulation: Moving the Price That Matters
  3. Stolen Keys and Signatures Nobody Read
  4. Upgrade Keys and Governance: Power That Was Always There
  5. How Bridges Get Broken
  6. Detection, Circuit Breakers, and the Hours After

The podcast

One episode per chapter, voiced in every language and linked to its course on the site.

  1. A Ledger Nobody Owns
  2. How Strangers Agree
  3. Layers, Gas, and Slippage
  4. Code That Runs Itself
  5. Where a Price Comes From
  6. Why Meme Coins Happened
  7. Inside the Launchpad
  8. Rugs, Honeypots, and the Real Odds
  9. So You Want to Launch
  10. Joining Without Being the Exit
  11. Staying Legal and Staying Decent
  12. Fingerprints and Keys
  13. Signatures, Secrets, and Bad Dice
  14. Twelve Words
  15. The Signature Is the Decision
  16. Recovery, Heirs, and the Quantum Question
  17. Two Kinds of Exchange
  18. Inside a Swap
  19. What a Chart Can't Tell You
  20. Your First Wallet, Done Safely
  21. Many Chains, One Mistake
  22. A Dollar That Is a Promise
  23. Spending It, Earning On It, Owning It
  24. Reentrancy and Rigged Prices
  25. Keys, Signatures and Upgrade Powers
  26. Bridges, Alarms and the Hours After
  27. What You Own When You Own a Collectible

What sponsorship does not buy

These rules are why the material is worth using. They apply to licensed, commissioned and sponsored work alike.

  • No price talk, predictions, token recommendations or calls to buy.
  • Every mechanism is taught together with the ways it fails.
  • Figures that change, such as fees, are written as changeable, with the primary source to check.
  • Sponsors are never mentioned in the podcast.

Start a conversation

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See it live: courses, a free Japanese lesson, the Thai podcast.