A digital asset is a blanket term that isn’t limited to bitcoin. It is a tokenized asset that is issued in a public ledger and does not necessarily derive its value from a blockchain’s economic use case. Further, applications of digital assets are not limited to a payment system. A digital asset utilizes cryptography, peer-to-peer networking and a public ledger to regulate, verify and secure the transactions without the intervention of a middleman. This series familiarizes participants with blockchain and digital assets.

These training sessions are delivered in 2-2.5 hour-long segments on different days, allowing participants the flexibility to fit them into their schedules.