The​‍​‌‍​‍‌ reality of crypto education is that the majority of them are not good.

Maybe you have experienced this. When you want to understand what DeFi is, and suddenly you are so overwhelmed with the technical terms that your head spins. Or you come across an article about NFTs that implies you already know what a smart contract is.

We understand. This is the reason why CoinMinutes operates differently.

Cryptocurrency doesn't have to be a very difficult or mysterious thing that is hard to understand. It only requires the correct explanation. We have found the way to teach crypto concepts in which learners retain their understanding. There are no fancy words. No "stars" on the stage. Just working with clear ​‍​‌‍​‍‌explanations.

Identifying​‍​‌‍​‍‌ the Knowledge Needs of the Crypto Community

We discover what people are interested in knowing before writing anything. Isn't it just common sense? Well, a majority of crypto sites would amaze you by telling that they don't even think of this step.

We constantly interrogate our readers in a monthly survey. What is it that confuses you the most? At what point do you get stuck? Which subjects of discussion make you want to throw your phone out of the window?

The replies to these questions are so illuminating.

The majority of people face the same problems. For example, DeFi protocols are so complex that they confuse almost everybody at their first encounter. NFT marketplaces are always tripping up newcomers. Gas fees? We receive so many questions about them, and we haven't even started explaining those.

Also, our comment sections give us a lot of information. When somebody asks "Wait, what's a liquidity pool?" and we answer, "We need to provide better explanations," we know it for sure. We rework the wallet guide when it gets many questions about private keys, thus, that part is rewritten.

Moreover, CoinMinutes is performing an analysis of which pieces of writing are people interested in to the extent that they complete reading them, and conversely, which ones they quickly leave. A high proportion of exit usually indicates that we are not explaining things well or that we are making an assumption about the knowledge of the reader that he/she doesn't ​‍​‌‍​‍‌have.

Core​‍​‌‍​‍‌ Techniques Used by CoinMinutes

Essentially, we have five major tricks up our sleeve that help Cryptocurrency Market education to be practical and effective.

Initially keep it basic, later gradually increase. No one learns calculus before algebra. It's the same in the crypto world. We instruct Bitcoin before discussing blockchain in detail. Basics of trading come before the advanced strategies. Every lesson is a progression of the previous one.

Change formats. Some people are great at reading. Others need pictures. Many want to try things by themselves. We provide you with all three. Articles for those who like to read. Charts and diagrams for the visual learners. Calculators and tools for people who learn by doing.

Use actual examples. Abstract concepts are boring and confusing. We bring actual transactions, real market situations, current projects. When explaining smart contracts, we also provide you a link to it on Etherscan. When we talk trading strategies, we take trading happening right now as an example.

Let the community have the say. Half of our article ideas are generated from the suggestions of our readers. Someone asks about yield farming risks? That becomes our next guide. The community tells what they want, and CoinMinutes takes the responsibility of delivering it.

Never stop upgrading. The articles aren't done when we publish them. We keep updating, rewriting, and improving the articles based on feedback. Our guide to cryptocurrency wallets has been updated twelve times. Each version becomes clearer as you tell us what doesn't ​‍​‌‍​‍‌work.

Ensuring​‍​‌‍​‍‌ Accuracy and Trustworthiness

It takes only one day for yesterday's advice to become wrong in the fast-changing world of crypto. Losing money due to outdated advice is easy. We remain accurate through our thorough and careful checking process.

Experts review every piece of our technical writing. Examples are reviewed and checked for correctness by developers of smart contracts. Security researchers are responsible to verify and implement the security advices. Professional traders review to ensure the correctness of the strategy guides.

Information about reviewers is available to the reader on each article. We are proud of the work that reviewers have done and therefore, we display their names and their credentials.

We don't just talk about freshness, but we also implement it in our work. New regulations? Sections regarding the law are getting changed. Protocol upgrades? Explanations are getting changed. Market changes? Examples are getting updated.

We back all of our statements with links to the sources. Price data is taken from well-known and reputable sources. Details of a protocol are referred to from the official documents. We separate facts from opinions clearly.

In case we are wrong (which is occasionally), we rectify the mistake very quickly and inform everyone. For instance, not too long ago, we made several mistakes about the Ethereum timeline predictions. Article gets updated, correction notice, no ​‍​‌‍​‍‌hiding.

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Leveraging​‍​‌‍​‍‌ Technology for Knowledge Transfer

Technology is good only when it is actually useful. We don't just build flashy tools, we make ones that really teach.

Our portfolio simulator is a tool to help you learn trading through real experience, but without actually risking your money. Fee calculators display the transaction costs before the user actually pays them. Staking reward estimators provide a straightforward way of comparing different options. Impermanent loss calculators allow users to assess risks in DeFi.

These tools teach through experience, which is way better than just reading about concepts.

Besides, CoinMinutes also tailors the content to the user's reading history. New to crypto? You'll be shown articles for beginners. Experienced? We'll suggest you topics at the intermediate level. The system automatically fills the gaps in the user's knowledge

Progress tracking tells you how you are performing. Visual cues prompt you to keep learning. Some gamification features make learning fun, but we are not going too far.

It is of great importance that the platform is mobile-friendly since the majority of users learn via their mobile phones. Quick loading, easy navigation, readable text. Push notifications inform you about the new content without irritating you.

CoinMinutes really puts a lot of effort in ensuring that everything is working perfectly across various devices. Learning should not be interrupted just because you have changed your device from laptop to ​‍​‌‍​‍‌phone.

Conclusion

It​‍​‌‍​‍‌ is not time-consuming to explain cryptocurrencies in the correct way. Starting with something simple will be helpful. Building up step by step. Showing genuine instances. Paying attention to learners. Continue enhancing.

Coinminutes Crypto is successful because we concentrate on the necessities of the readers, instead of what sounds good. Being clear is better than being clever every time. Practical is better than theoretical. It makes more sense that you understand rather than to pretend that you are smart.

The crypto industry is in need of better education. There are too many people who lose their money because they do not know what they are doing. We are changing that by each clear ​‍​‌‍​‍‌explanation.