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Enrol in Introduction to Investing in Cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies are in the news, but what are they really, how do they work and what risks do they carry? In this course you get a critical and complete picture: from the history of money and blockchain to wallets, exchanges, analysis, tax, fraud and the question of whether cryptocurrencies have a future. This is not investment advice: we help you understand and compare, and we do not give prices, coins or platforms. Each lesson has four tabs: lesson, practice, exercises and deep dive.
What you get
- You understand what a cryptocurrency, blockchain, wallet and exchange are.
- You know the different risks: volatility, fraud, loss of access and regulation.
- You can assess projects and claims critically.
- You know the basic principles of tax, custody and record-keeping in your country.
- You know why diversification, a buffer and an investment plan matter more than a single gamble.
- You see where you need to watch out yourself, and where you should seek professional advice.
How enrolment works
- 1Pay securelyYou complete your enrolment via Stripe.
- 2Your account gets accessAs soon as your payment is confirmed, the course opens in your account. You also receive a confirmation by email.
- 3Start right awayLog in and start lesson 1, at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
When do I get access?
As soon as your payment is confirmed, your account immediately gets access to the lessons and tools. You also receive a confirmation by email.
Can I cancel my enrolment?
That depends on the type of course and whether you have already started. Everything is in our general terms of sale.
I am ordering as a business or from abroad. How does VAT work?
Private customers in Belgium and the EU pay the listed price, including 21% VAT. A Belgian business enters its company number: the price then excludes VAT and we add 21% VAT. A business in another EU country enters its VAT number: VAT is reverse-charged and you pay the price without VAT. Outside the EU, we charge no Belgian VAT. Businesses receive an invoice in their company’s name.