Crypto Basics: Ethereum, Everything You Need to Know

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As part of our Crypto Basics series, in this episode, we delve into Ethereum. By the end of this episode, you’ll know what some of the main use cases of Ethereum are, what makes Ethereum different from Bitcoin, and what’s ahead for the Ethereum network. Whether you’re totally new to crypto or would like to brush up on some basics, this episode covers: 1. What problem does Ethereum really solve? 2. What is Ethereum? 3. What are some of the use cases of Ethereum? 4. What makes Ethereum different from Bitcoin? 5. Why are fees on Ethereum so high? 6. Ethereum upgrade: what’s ahead? Resources: An Intro to Crypto: https://bit.ly/31ZYxU2 If you enjoyed this episode don’t forget to subscribe and leave us a review.

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