Official Certified Bitcoin Professional (CBP) Prep Course | Andreas M. Antonopoulos
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- Welcome to the "Certified Bitcoin Professional (CBP) Prep Course" with Andreas M. Antonopoulos. This presentation was delivered on Wednesday, August 28th 2019.
This 90 minute session is designed to prepare you to study for and take the Certified Bitcoin Professional Exam (CBP). For those new to the industry, this will be your introductory course to blockchain related topics. You'll then attend other sessions to learn more and reinforce the topics covered here.
You'll learn about:
- The history of money, bitcoin, and how the price of bitcoin is derived.
- Basic cryptographic terms, hash functions, encryption, and digital signatures.
- Bitcoin Basics, including addresses and keys, transactions, the blockchain, bitcoin as a unit (e.g. millibt, satoshi), ways to earn, buy, sell, and store bitcoin, blockchain explorers and Unspent Transaction Outputs (UTXO).
- Bitcoin wallets, specifically: wallet types (hot/cold, paper, hardware, multi-sig, etc) bitcoin clients, and wallet backup/recovery.
- Bitcoin commerce, including how to accept bitcoin for products and services
Andreas' slides can be found here:
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Andreas M. Antonopoulos (@aantonop) is a best-selling author, speaker, educator, and one of the world’s foremost bitcoin and open blockchain experts.
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Note: Downloadable slides for this presentation are not available. However, you may find the C4 CBP Study Guide helpful to supplement this content. Access that on C4's website: cryptoconsortium.org/
I have never seen anyone explaining bitcoin with such clarity, thank you Andreas you are a worldwide guru and titan in the field
yes? How many BTC you have if you understand very well
Amazing! I can never grow tired of hearing Mr. Antonopoulos explain Bitcoin. Thank you!
A masterpiece. Still refer back to this video years after my BTC swim started.
"Bitcoin is a very powerful disorganization" - Andreas Antonopoulos --- Great video, Thanks for this!
You've really unlocked a lot of the mystery for me and given me so many ideas to help me orange pill my friends and family😅
Great video, Thanks for this!
Such an amazing and beautiful way of explaining 😍
Best in the business. Andreas should be doing one-on-one training
Thanks, man..
Cool video. It's hilarious how long it took to make bitcoins and cryptocurrencies global. Since it started back in the 90's. 30 years later it's a hit. Global and popular.
Great video, learned a lot
andreas is amazing and this lecture was phenomenal loved it!!!
Awesome
Great stuff. 100 confirmations until miner can spend his/her mining reward... Everyday is a school day.
legend
I think I’m in love with Aantonop.
bring crypto payments to your local stores. enjoy your new life.
when he spoke to google, my google assistant answerd lol
👀!!!
my 5th time lsitenining in 1 week
Andreas why is milibit 1000x more then bit while "mili" means 1/1000? Shouldnt it be a milibitcoin? 57:25
What did Satoshi post last?
Passed BCP and I've been waiting for the CCSSA exam to become available. I can see that I can enroll in it, but I haven't found a training course on YT like this one for BCP. Does anyone know where I can find a playlist to prep? Thank you!
I'm sorry we missed this before, Curt. We don't have a course for the CCSSA yet, but it is something we'd like to do at some point. First up is finishing the exam!
How can I passed my CBP exam also
Passed
Congrats!
43:37 is when the guy with the little mustache gets mad 😂
Why are there no new bitcoin courses since 4 years ago?
I wonder if he's changed his instructions calling bitcoin a currency when the government has declared it a social asset, not a currency.
will this video and the slides provided be a good way to study for the C4 exam?
Yes- there is also a study guide on our website!
@@LearnMorewithC4 for sure yes i been going through all those links as well from the study guide, the videos seem to help bit as well
How do private keys get burnt, apart from bining them?
Nothing special, you simply delete them from your software wallet or reset your hardware wallet. Numbers are fireproof 😁
Rather than talk about "millibits" why not talk about kilosats, megasats, gigasats. 1 bitcoin would be 100 megasats, or equivalently 0.1 gigasat
What minute is the transaction cost discussed? Great talk
59mins Alice buys boook
1.08
1.16
Can we get a free course ....
When renewing CBP. you have to retake the exam again? I just noticed CBP is 6 months outside of 2 year. Paid renewal fee. Have to retake test?
The renewal process has two parts:
Pay the renewal fee
Take and pass the latest version of the CBP exam
Once both parts are complete, your CBP will be renewed for another two years.
Bitcoin changes fast, and a lot can change in 2 years. For this reason, we require all renewals to pass the latest version of the CBP exam to demonstrate that they have kept up to date with Bitcoin.
Thankfully the exam is only 20m long, so it’s a quick and painless process for those who have the knowledge.
I still don't get it why BTC exchange rate in INR is higher than in USD. Can't they exchange the INR to USD as soon as they receive it? I've never been to India but I imagine you can go to any bank and exchange rupees for USD. I would understand a 1-2% variation because of conversion fees but not 20%. Can someone explain this in more detail?
You *cannot* freely exchange INR to USD. The government does allow exchange but there is plenty of paperwork required and has certain limits - not sure what the current limits are. If you want to convert your USD to INR you are welcome, but the other way round - not so quick buddy. When bitcoin becomes widely adopted as *insert whatever your use-case is* folks from India are going to suffer because people couldn't buy BTC when the prices were low :( Hope RBI is buying BTC secretly (unlikely), publicly they are hoarding USD.
@@user-ci7rk1ll2j Thanks, I guess I should be thankful for the things I take for granted here in my country.
@@octavianfx7874 I used to do sales for a foreign company in India and getting them to pay is USD was a nightmare. My real interest in BTC is actually the ability to exchange value without borders just like we communicate without even thinking about where the other person is.
should be able to pay in usd. if you rly know btc you wouldnt wanna spend it...
Interesting how you speak American English while you were born and studied in London. I take it as a proof of your flexibility and adaptability.
Andreas wouldn't it be better to price bitcoin by actual trading on the blockchain as it records every trade and has the best idea of the volume of real trades and what people are willing to pay (not futures etc that may be issued by other major players and exchanges). It just seems to be self destructive to have bitcoin's value decided by governments that can print fiat and therefore buy as much bitcoin as they like and artificially make demand where there really isn't any and visa versa.
Dirty fiat no-coiner....I like that.
What about manipulation
In relation to what?
Small nit - there's actually a spot in the code the bitcoin is defined as 100,000,000 satoshi: github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/src/amount.h
#EpicCash is my Bitcoin and NOT BTC.
Minute 24 you said ,,real money´´to paper fiat......you are wrong
talk about the biggest scam in recent history
Which is ?
crypto@@ivanhernandez9495
I highly doubt Satoshi could be female. Statistically, it is unlikely. Let's not give credit where statistically it hasn't been shown to be likely.
"Give credit"? What, are we on competing teams here?
Statistically half the world is female
@@sawyerrice3244 Statistically men create and maintain the world, and pay more taxes, while females consume, and use.
Are you that fragile?
@@metaphysicalfractionals4509 Look who is asking.... Not fragile, like your hurt feelings, but Realistic. Not giving credit anywhere unlikely that it could be, and where it probably truly lies.
The most boring Bitcoin lecture in my lifetime. He's doing the very same lecture as ten years ago