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Digital Assets

Bina Ramamurthy

Digital assets form the building blocks of the Decentralized Financial (DeFi) infrastructure. They are expected to be crucial components for financial instruments, taxation, and laws. In this course, we explore digital assets, including stablecoin, tokenization and policies surrounding cryptocurrencies.

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Syllabus

Defining Digital Assets
In this module, we define digital assets and describe various types. We also explore the digitalization evolution and share the motivation for blockchain-based tokenization.
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Stablecoin
Stablecoin is a type of cryptocurrency. In this module, we discuss its characteristics and explore stablecoin DAI and its governance token MKR.
Tokenization of Digital Assets
In short, a token may be issued as a replacement for a payment method having sensitive data attached to it. In this module, we explore how non-fungible and semi-fungible tokens are used as digital assets.
Policies & Regulations
In this module, we focus on policies and regulations pertaining to cryptocurrencies & digital assets.

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Explores digital assets, a crucial component for financial instruments, taxation, and laws
Taught by Bina Ramamurthy, recognized for her expertise in blockchain and digital assets
Develops understanding of stablecoin, tokenization, and policies surrounding cryptocurrencies
Covers tokenization of digital assets, addressing the use of non-fungible and semi-fungible tokens
Examines policies and regulations pertaining to cryptocurrencies and digital assets, providing a comprehensive view

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Compile a glossary of key terms related to digital assets
Enhance your vocabulary and clarify concepts by creating a comprehensive glossary of terms used in the course.
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  • Review course materials, articles, and other resources to identify key concepts and terminology.
  • Define and explain each term in clear and concise language.
  • Organize the glossary alphabetically or by topic for easy reference.
Review articles on blockchain technology
Reacquaint yourself with concepts in blockchain technology to build a strong foundation for the course.
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  • Read articles from reputable sources such as Coindesk, CoinTelegraph, and Investopedia.
  • Summarize key concepts and terminologies related to blockchain technology.
Join a study group or online forum
Engage with peers to discuss course concepts, share insights, and clarify doubts.
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  • Identify and join a study group or online forum focused on digital assets and cryptocurrencies.
  • Actively participate in discussions, ask questions, and share your understanding.
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Develop a concept map of digital asset ecosystem
Create a visual representation to organize and connect key concepts in the digital asset ecosystem.
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  • Identify the major components and concepts of the digital asset ecosystem.
  • Use a tool like MindMeister or Miro to create a concept map that illustrates the relationships between these components.
  • Share your concept map with peers or instructors for feedback and improvement.
Analyze real-world examples of tokenization
Examine practical applications of tokenization to solidify your understanding of its use cases.
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  • Identify industries or sectors that have successfully implemented tokenization.
  • Research specific examples of tokenized assets, such as real estate, art, or commodities.
  • Analyze the advantages and challenges of tokenization in these real-world scenarios.
Volunteer as a mentor for students learning about digital assets
Share your knowledge and support others in their journey to understand digital assets.
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  • Identify opportunities to mentor students or individuals who are new to digital assets.
  • Share your expertise, answer questions, and guide their learning process.
  • Provide feedback and encouragement to help them develop their understanding of digital assets.
Develop a policy framework for digital assets
Draft a comprehensive policy framework to explore the implications and address regulatory challenges related to digital assets.
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  • Research existing policies and regulations pertaining to digital assets.
  • Identify gaps and areas where additional policy frameworks are needed.
  • Develop a comprehensive policy framework that outlines principles, guidelines, and recommendations for the issuance, trading, and use of digital assets.
  • Share your policy framework with peers, industry experts, or policymakers for feedback and discussion.

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Effort
4 weeks of study 2-3 hours/week
Level
Introductory
Via
Coursera
Institution
The State University of New York
Instructor
Bina Ramamurthy
Session
August 12, 2024 - September 16, 2024
Language
English
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Explores digital assets, a crucial component for financial instruments, taxation, and laws
Taught by Bina Ramamurthy, recognized for her expertise in blockchain and digital assets
Develops understanding of stablecoin, tokenization, and policies surrounding cryptocurrencies
Covers tokenization of digital assets, addressing the use of non-fungible and semi-fungible tokens
Examines policies and regulations pertaining to cryptocurrencies and digital assets, providing a comprehensive view
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