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Here are the current milestones and Targets:

• [x] Bitcoin010

  • [x] Overview of Bitcoin
  • [x] What is money
  • [x] Terminology
  • [x] UTXOs
  • [x] Transactions
  • [x] Coinbase Transaction
  • [x] Identity
  • [x] Scripts
  • [x] Full Nodes
  • [x] Mempool
  • [x] Blocks
  • [x] POW
  • [x] Mining
  • [ ] Extra Nonce?
  • [ ] Sequence Number?

• [ ] Coinjudge subreddit

  • [x] 200 Readers
  • [x] 300 Readers
  • [x] 400 Readers
  • [x] 500 Readers
  • [ ] 600 Readers

• [ ] Youtube Channel - TheLondonBlockChain

  • [x] 50 Subscribers
  • [x] 60 Subscribers
  • [x] 70 Subscribers
  • [ ] 80 Subscribers
  • [x] Course On Bitcoin
  • [x] Beginner Course On Practical Ethereum Smart Contract
  • [x] Course on intro to distributed systems
  • [x] Course on popular consensus protocols (In Progress)
  • [ ] Intermediate Course On Practical Ethereum Smart Contract
  • [ ] Advanced Course On Practical Ethereum Smart Contract
  • [ ] Course On Crypto Taxes
  • [x] Do 1 ICO Review
  • [ ] Do 5 ICO reviews
  • [ ] Whitepaper analysis of 1 company
  • [ ] White paper analysis of five companies

• [ ] Smart Contract Coding Challenge

  • [x] Complete 1 challenge
  • [ ] Complete 5 challneges
  • [x] 10 supporters
  • [ ] 30 supporters

• [ ] Ethereum010

• [ ] Neo010

• [ ] Stellar010

• [ ] Consensus010 (In Progress)

• [ ] Monero010

• [ ] More books will be added upon request

Projects

Blockchain Foundations:

Time taken: 13 hours

Click here to read Blockchain Foundations

The purpose of this is to explain cryptography and security in both a way that a non technical person can understand and in a way that a technical person can understand.

Bitcoin010:

Time taken: ~ 240 hours

Click here to read Bitcoin010

Bitcoin010 is a bridging book into the Bitcoin world. It is made for those who have no idea about Bitcoin and want to understand it step by step. The book starts off with an analogy and each chapter builds upon the analogy, breaking down each concept in a digestible manner.

This book currently does not go into detail on:

• Extra Nonce
• Mining pools
• Sequence Number
• Block locktime
• ScriptHash

Most of the above were briefly mentioned in version one, and without going into detail on each of the above will still grant the reader enough knowledge to understand Bitcoin.

CoinJudge:

Click here to visit our reddit community

This is for the most part a subreddit, and is used as a safe haven for those who want to discuss crypto material using logic and do not want to be censored. It was initially created to alert the community of any ICOs / exchanges that seemed fraudulent in behaviour and or nature. Judgements were based on their white paper and the anonymity of their team amongst other things, hence the name Coinjudge.

Smart Contract Coding Challenges:

Click here to visit our smart contract repo

This was created as a tool to give new developers, a space to learn how to code smart contracts in a challenging way. Free to make mistakes and practice programming.

Youtube Channel - TheLondonBlockChain:

Click here to visit our channel

TheLondonBlockChain was created to give critical analysis to projects in the community via their white paper and their tech. We also teach programmers how to code smart contracts and the blockchain.

Copyright

You are free to use all material mentioned here, if you accredit the author. Please remember that we are offering all of this for free and so accrediting us should not be too much to ask.

Contributors

Ashtron - Completely rewrote the first chapter on hashing to make it compliant with the writing standards of today.

Kev - Stuff

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