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Someone told me about these courses at Cornell University. I think I am going to sign up and take this online course on blockchain technology. Anyone have any experience with online classes and / or is anyone else interested in doing the course?
 
I don't think they explicitly say but here is their roadmap:


Q2 2022

Network​

PERMISSIONED COMMUNITY NODES​

Continue on Hedera’s path to decentralization through the introduction of a set of community-run mainnet nodes.
I’m gonna have to follow this thread better to keep track of the schedule
 

Someone told me about these courses at Cornell University. I think I am going to sign up and take this online course on blockchain technology. Anyone have any experience with online classes and / or is anyone else interested in doing the course?
What sort of cost is it to take an online class like that?
 
What sort of cost is it to take an online class like that?
$3500 - but at the end you do get a certificate. I know thats probably worthless, but if you were ever looking for a job it could be worth something.

There are 4 different courses I believe all related to blockchain technology and you have to do them in subsequent order. You have to finish the first one in order to get to the next one. There are 4 different 2 week sections .... The total for all 4 subsections is $3500
 
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Any thoughts or advice on transferring a traditional IRA to an Hbar crypto IRA or is it even available?
My advice would be don't do it.

Why not just invest your taxable dollars in crypto? After all there are ways to get around paying taxes on your crypto gains. You eliminate that possibility / necessity by having it in your IRA.

Plus these technologies are so unproven, hard to justify holding it as a retirement investment.
 
My advice would be don't do it.

Why not just invest your taxable dollars in crypto? After all there are ways to get around paying taxes on your crypto gains. You eliminate that possibility / necessity by having it in your IRA.

Plus these technologies are so unproven, hard to justify holding it as a retirement investment.
Woah woah woah. Can you clarify what you're referring to here? Unfortunately, I don't have any realized gains since I haven't sold much, but want to hear about what this could look like
 
Woah woah woah. Can you clarify what you're referring to here? Unfortunately, I don't have any realized gains since I haven't sold much, but want to hear about what this could look like

Sure, there are a couple ways that i know of. There is BTC out there that has never touched KYC (know your customer) banking. If someone has BTC that has never touched KYC then you can take a couple extra steps (getting a wallet not attached to any of your other KYC accounts) and it won't be traceable. There is a lot of this out there (I could buy this kind of BTC from a friend tomorrow if I wanted)

Another way is to mine your own currency. When you receive the currency through mining (BTC at least) it never touches a KYC account. Boom, you have untraceable BTC.

If your BTC has touched a KYC account you better be paying taxes on it (espescially if your gain is $20k +). Even though BTC is supposed to be anonymous, there are ways they can track accounts through process of elimination and other methods.
 

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