Tokenomics refers to how a cryptocurrency’s economic model is designed. It describes the factors that impact a token’s use and value.
This can include things like the token’s creation, supply, distribution, key features, reward systems, and token burn schedules.
For crypto projects, well-designed tokenomics is critical to success. Assessing a project’s tokenomics before deciding to participate is common practice among investors and stakeholders.
81.5% of the total supply will be allocated to the community without any vesting periods or locks. Out of the 81.5%, 73% went to Telegram OGs who earned DOGS through the mini-app tasks and activities. The other 8.5% is allocated to rewards for sticker creators, traders, and future community members.
10% is allocated for the DOGS team and future project development, mostly with a 12-month vesting period.
8.5% is reserved for liquidity on centralized and decentralized exchanges or other liquidity-related events.
The Blockchain Mastery: From Fundamentals to Advanced Corporate Solutions course explores the dynamic world of digital finance. Dive into Bitcoin’s origins, the transformative rise of cryptocurrencies, and the innovative blockchain technology behind them. Gain insights into recent advancements, regulatory milestones, and diverse cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Cardano. Demystify blockchain consensus mechanisms and explore topics such as DeFi, tokenomics, and smart contracts. Whether you’re a student or a professional, embark on this thrilling journey into the future of money with Prof. Schmalbach. This course offers a comprehensive understanding of the rapidly evolving landscape of digital assets and their implications for businesses and investors alike.
Introduction
Investing is all about trying to get a good return without taking on more risk than you can handle. Some assets are considered safer than others, like government bonds or gold. On the other hand, investing in things like stocks, cryptocurrencies, or real estate usually means accepting higher risks.
Risk premium is a handy idea that helps guide investors as they look for ways to grow their money while keeping an eye on potential risks.
Risk Premium Explained
When you put your money into riskier options, there is a natural expectation of better returns. That extra bit you’re hoping to earn, compared to a safe investment, is what we call the risk premium. It’s basically the gap between what you hope to earn from a risky investment and what you could earn from a safe one.
Key Takeaways
Risk premium is basically the extra return you expect when you choose an investment that’s riskier than just keeping your money somewhere safer.
There are different types of risk premiums depending on things like market volatility, the chance a borrower won’t pay back (default risk), or how hard it is to sell an asset (liquidity).
Understanding risk premiums can help investors sort out which investments might be worth it, based on their investing style and risk profile.
Overview
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The Blockchain for Business Sustainability course investigates the transformative role of blockchain technology in sustainable business practices. The opaque nature of conventional supply chains poses significant challenges to businesses and consumers alike, often hindering informed decision-making and sustainable production. By enhancing transparency, traceability, and accountability, blockchain emerges as a powerful tool in supply chain management, circular economy, renewable energy, ESG reporting, and incentivization.
We will dive into these five potential domains and discern what blockchain can and cannot accomplish, equipping you with a nuanced understanding of this technology’s contribution towards a sustainable future.
What you will learn
Blockchain for Sustainable Business: Explore the transformative role of blockchain in sustainable business practices under the guidance of Professor Tan.
Supply Chain Transparency: Examine how blockchain enhances transparency, traceability, and accountability in traditionally opaque supply chains.
Sustainable Applications: Investigate blockchain’s role in supply chain management, circular economies, renewable energy initiatives, ESG reporting, and incentivizing sustainable behaviors.
Stakeholder Capitalism: Develop a deep understanding of stakeholder capitalism and its implications for sustainable business.
Ethical Marketing in Web3: Analyze the shifts in logic required for ethical marketing in the blockchain-based sharing economy.
Bio Instructor
Professor Dr. Teck Ming (Terence) Tan is an Associate Professor of Marketing at Oulu Business School and an Adjunct Professor in the marketing field at the University of Helsinki. He serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Business Research, focusing on the Big Data and Business Analytics track, and the International Journal of Bank Marketing. His research interests encompass blockchain marketing, crypto marketing, decentralization, and ethical marketing. He is also an external advisor at the Helsinki Blockchain Center.
Key Takeaways
Scalping (or scalp trading) is a short-term trading strategy focused on making quick profits from small price movements, often through dozens or even hundreds of trades a day.
Over time, these small wins can add up—especially when executed with precision and discipline. Success in scalping depends on fast execution, technical analysis, and access to real-time data.
Scalp trading strategies demand constant attention, mental stamina, and strict risk management. Less-experienced traders may benefit from testing their strategies through paper trading before risking real funds.
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The BNB Chain Developer Specialization offers a comprehensive and in-depth exploration of blockchain technology, equipping learners with the necessary knowledge and skills to become proficient blockchain engineers. This specialization consists of a series of courses designed to provide a well-rounded education in blockchain development, BNB Chain fundamentals, Web3 development, Solidity development, and digital assets.
Throughout the specialization, learners will engage in hands-on exercises that emphasize practical application and problem-solving. They will have the opportunity to work with popular blockchain platforms, programming languages, and tools, gaining valuable experience in developing decentralized applications and implementing smart contracts.
What you will learn
Grasp the Fundamentals of Blockchain: Develop a solid foundation by exploring the core concepts of blockchain technology, including consensus mechanisms, cryptographic principles. and the specific characteristics of the BNB Chain ecosystem. Understand the advantages and limitations of blockchain technology in various domains.
Understand Blockchain Security: Delve into the intricacies of blockchain security, including cryptographic techniques, secure key management, secure transaction verification, and prevention of common attacks such as double-spending, Sybil attacks, and 51% attacks. Discover best practices for securing blockchain-based systems.
Build Web3 Applications: Learn how to design, develop, and deploy decentralized applications (dApps) on blockchain platforms. Gain hands-on experience in writing smart contracts using popular programming languages such as Solidity. Explore the process of integrating and interacting with existing blockchain networks.
Tokenization and Digital Assets: Explore the concept of tokenization and its application in creating digital assets on the blockchain. Understand different token standards (such as BEP-20, BEP-721) and learn how to create and manage tokenized
