The Zen Crypto Show - Learn Bitcoin, Ethereum, NFTs, web 3 and how to invest in crypto

We’ve learned a lot together in the last few episodes and by now you should have a better understanding of cryptocurrencies, how they work, and why they’re such a big deal. 

In this episode, we walk through acquiring crypto for the first time. Are you ready to take the leap?

The Zen Crypto Show is produced by ZenGo: the crypto wallet for everyone. Buy, trade, and earn with unbelievable simplicity, bulletproof security, and legendary customer support. 

The Zen Crypto Show is hosted by Sebastien Couture.

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Crypto is exciting but also has many traps and scams that newcomers as advanced users can fall into. In this episode, we’ll talk about some of the most common and easy-to-fall-for scams. We want to help you become aware of the risk and what you can do to mitigate those risks as much as possible. 

Lots of the scams we’ll talk about today have existed since before crypto, but there’s a significant difference: there’s no undo button or customer service to call in crypto. And since crypto is global and anonymous, it’s easier for scammers to get away after they’ve stolen a victim’s money. When it comes to avoiding crypto scams, knowledge is your best defence. 

The Zen Crypto Show is produced by ZenGo, where you can buy, sell, trade, and earn cryptocurrencies with mind-bending simplicity and safety and is hosted by Sebastien Couture.

If you would like to suggest a topic for future episodes, email [email protected].

Download the ZenGo mobile app: https://zengo.rocks/thezencryptoshow

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To use cryptocurrencies, one needs a crypto wallet. A wallet allows you to see your balance and send and receive funds. Most cryptocurrency wallets look like the banking and payment apps you already use, but they work very differently under the hood. 

Today we’ll explore cryptocurrency wallets in 3 parts. First, we’ll discuss how a cryptocurrency wallet works by comparing it to things you’re already familiar with. Second, we’ll dive into the world of public and private keys, which are your identity on the blockchain. And finally, we’ll talk about the different types of wallets you can use and their levels of security.

The Zen Crypto Show is produced by ZenGo, where you can buy, sell, trade, and earn cryptocurrencies with mind-bending simplicity and safety and is hosted by Sebastien Couture.

If you would like to suggest a topic for future episodes, email [email protected].

Download the ZenGo mobile app: https://zengo.rocks/thezencryptoshow

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It seems that right now, everyone is either talking about or launching an NFT. Some NFT digital artwork is selling for millions of dollars, which sounds insane! But what are these Non-Fungible Tokens everyone is talking about, and why are they such a big deal?

In this episode, we’ll explore NFTs in three parts. First, we’ll describe what NFTs are and how they are being used today by artists. Second, we’ll explore how they are different from other cryptocurrencies and tokens. And third, we’ll dive deep into why NFTs are so fundamental to the future of digital economies, particularly for creators. 

The Zen Crypto Show is produced by ZenGo, where you can buy, sell, trade, and earn cryptocurrencies with mind-bending simplicity and safety, and is hosted by Sebastien Couture.

If you would like to suggest a topic for future episodes, email [email protected].

Download the ZenGo mobile app: https://zengo.rocks/thezencryptoshow

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Cryptocurrencies are on the rise, and more and more people are turning to “cryptos” as a means of payment and a form of investment. But did you know many types of cryptocurrencies serve different purposes?

In this episode, we’ll talk about cryptocurrencies in three parts. First, we’ll list the properties of cryptocurrencies. Second, we’ll look at how cryptocurrencies are used. And finally, we’ll describe tokens and how decentralized applications use them. 

The Zen Crypto Show is produced by ZenGo, where you can buy, sell, trade, and earn cryptocurrencies with mind-bending simplicity and safety, and is hosted by Sebastien Couture.

If you would like to suggest a topic for future episodes, email [email protected].

Download the ZenGo mobile app: https://zengo.rocks/thezencryptoshow

Subscribe to The Zen Crypto Show: https://thezencryptoshow.transistor.fm

To fully grasp why crypto is so important, it’s necessary to have a good understanding of money. Today, we take the concept of money for granted. When you look at your bank account balance, there’s how much money you have. Do you ever think about what money is, where it came from, what makes it valuable, and how it’s created today?

In this episode, we’ll explore what money is in four parts. First, I’ll explain how money evolved through history. Second, we’ll focus on fiat money, which is what we use day-to-day. Next, I’ll list the properties of money and their limits. And third, we’ll look at the contrast between modern money systems and cryptocurrencies.

The Zen Crypto Show is produced by ZenGo, where you can buy, sell, trade, and earn cryptocurrencies with mind-bending simplicity and safety, and is hosted by Sebastien Couture.

If you would like to suggest a topic for future episodes, email [email protected].

Download the ZenGo mobile app: https://zengo.rocks/thezencryptoshow

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If you’re paying attention to the cryptocurrency space, Ethereum is hard to miss. It’s second only to Bitcoin in terms of its market cap, and the Ethereum community is made up of tens of thousands of developers, entrepreneurs and enthusiasts. 

In this episode, we will dissect Ethereum in three parts. First, we’ll provide some context and explain what Ethereum is. Second, we’ll use simple analogies to explain the Ether cryptocurrency and why people think it’s valuable. And finally, we’ll talk about why Ethereum is important and different from the status quo.

The Zen Crypto Show is produced by ZenGo, where you can buy, sell, trade, and earn cryptocurrencies with mind-bending simplicity and safety, and is hosted by Sebastien Couture.

If you would like to suggest a topic for future episodes, email [email protected].

Download the ZenGo mobile app: https://zengo.rocks/thezencryptoshow

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There are many ways to explain Bitcoin. It's described as the internet of money, digital gold, and as a peer-to-peer payment system. While all these descriptions are in part true, it can be hard to really understand what Bitcoin is.

In this episode we'll break down Bitcoin in three parts. First, we'll explain how money moves from person to person using Bitcoin. Second, we'll look at how the Bitcoin network remains secure. And Finally, we'll talk about why Bitcoin is such a big deal.

The Zen Crypto Show is produced by ZenGo, where you can buy, sell, trade, and earn cryptocurrencies with mind-bending simplicity and safety, and is hosted by Sebastien Couture.

If you would like to suggest a topic for future episodes, email [email protected].

Download the ZenGo mobile app: https://zengo.rocks/thezencryptoshow
Subscribe to The Zen Crypto Show: https://thezencryptoshow.transistor.fm/subscribe

Welcome to the Zen Crypto Show. If you’re listening to this, you’re probably interested in cryptocurrencies but feel there’s a lot of information out there which can be difficult to piece together. 

We created this podcast to help you better understand the world of crypto, and feel more confident buying, investing and interacting with these new financial instruments. 

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