Blockchain ETFs Investment Portfolio Construction Online Course

This is an online course offered by Capital Trust Group Limited that teaches you how to construct investment portfolios from all Blockchain ETFs traded in the USA that are presently tagged by ETF Database. Please be advised that the list may not include newly issued ETFs.

The technology that underpins cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ether, and competing altcoins is perhaps the most well-known aspect of blockchain.

Blockchain resolved an issue that has existed since the inception of bartering: the efficient exchange of assets. Paper money, minted coins, and letters of credit have been in existence for centuries; however, they are difficult to monitor and trade. Although the pace and efficiency of transactions were enhanced by innovations such as the internet and credit cards, a significant number of transactions continue to be processed through intermediaries such as banks or credit card companies. The system is not without its drawbacks, including the fact that merchants are subject to financial institutions that impose substantial fees, there can be substantial delays in the transmission of funds, and large, centralized financial networks are susceptible to cyberattacks and fraud. Additionally, traditional finance and credit are not accessible to all individuals.

Blockchain is introduced. Blockchain is a digital ledger that is incorruptible and decentralized, and it is capable of recording and facilitating a wide range of transactions. The data is synchronized across the network of participants, ensuring transparency and trust, and the collective ledger is updated every time a transaction occurs. The blockchain's information is not stored in a single location; rather, it is distributed and replicated across a network of computers and other devices. This implies that the blockchain's records are accessible to all individuals with internet access, verifiable, and public.