2026-01-16 18:22:49

Want to understand what blockchain and NFTs are all about? Especially if you're a lawyer or compliance officer, you should pay attention. There is a professional training course coming up on May 20th next year, specifically designed for those who want to delve into distributed ledger technology.

The course content is quite comprehensive—how smart contracts work, the legal attributes of NFTs, risk points in the DeFi ecosystem, and the latest developments in regulatory frameworks across different countries. The three-hour intensive training also offers CPD certification credits, which can be a plus for your career development.

This type of training is especially suitable for professionals in finance, legal, and compliance fields who need to keep up with blockchain developments. Whether you're starting from scratch or looking to fill in knowledge gaps, this is a great opportunity.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 11h ago

The course on May 20th sounds good, but can three hours really cover the pitfalls of DeFi? I'm a bit skeptical. CPD credits are indeed useful, but I mainly want to hear about how the legal attributes of NFTs are defined; this area is too complex. Is the blockchain risk point lecture truly comprehensive? It feels like these trainings often avoid the key issues. However, if there are valuable insights on the latest developments in compliance frameworks, it's still worth attending. Oh my, this is what professionals should be doing—stop only focusing on trading coins every day. The core of smart contracts—really wish someone could explain it clearly. By the way, do lawyers really understand DeFi well enough...

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mev_me_maybe

· 11h ago

Bro, I have to be honest about the CPD credits. Several lawyer friends of mine are now catching up on courses, and it feels a bit competitive.

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rug_connoisseur

· 11h ago

That course on May 20th, it felt a bit like a money grab... but the CPD credits are definitely worth it.

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SybilSlayer

· 11h ago

The course on May 20th, I need to review the smart contracts part; there are too many pitfalls in DeFi.

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AirdropBuffet

· 11h ago

Three hours? Come on, what can you learn in that time... CPD credits are really appealing.

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GamefiGreenie

· 11h ago

Haha, here we go again with the pump-and-dump, but this time it's a serious course. I think it's worth learning, especially the DeFi risk part, really need to understand it clearly. Can three hours cover so much? It's a bit rushed. But CPD credits are indeed useful; anyway, I have free time anyway.

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MagicBean

· 11h ago

Hey, CPD credits are indeed attractive, but we have to wait until May. I'm actually interested in hearing about smart contracts. With so many pitfalls in DeFi, who really understands them? The compliance aspect is indeed under a lot of pressure, as regulatory policies are changing very quickly. The legal attributes of NFTs are still quite messy, so it's a good opportunity to catch up. Three hours of condensed information, a bit rushed. Might need to work overtime to digest it. May 20th, I'll check my schedule first; I might not be able to make it. There are too many pitfalls in Web3. Courses with certification and endorsements are still important. Good point about DeFi risk points; that's the key. It's a must-have for lawyers. Not understanding blockchain now is really not acceptable. May is too far away. Will there be new regulations introduced by then?

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