Cryptocurrency Tech & Trading Bots & Meme Coins. I can find all your answers!

Find out more about Christian

• When did you develop an interest in your chosen field and in private tutoring?

  I have always been interested in innovative technology and solving problems. Since high school, I have been following cryptos but I did not take it seriously as a career and an investment until later. I started trading in college and later dedicated myself to pursuing a career in technology. Superprof tutoring allows me to demonstrate what I have learned while teaching others and I am very grateful. Freelancing and consulting have been a great way to find new opportunities and I will always have time for people who need it.

• Tell us more about the subject you teach, the topics you like to discuss with students.

  I mostly act as a tech support agent. I cover everything you need to use cryptocurrencies, and my knowledge extends into coding smart contracts and managing crypto project development. If you have a computer, I can help you exchange dollars for popular cryptos like Bitcoin and Ethereum, and safely use them in a range of platforms and products. I do a lot of research in decentralized finance products and protocols, I can teach technical analysis when making trades, I can show how to make trading bots, and I have a social network that keeps me up to date on any relevant news. I can prepare more specific lessons when requested and I am always available to compare notes and share opinions about crypto projects and politics.

• Did you have any role models; a teacher that inspired you?

  My role models are all the stereotypical popular science figures like Elon, Vitalik Buterin, Charles Hoskinson, Jack Dorsey, Nikola Tesla, Decartes, Feynman, Bill Gates, Brian Armstrong, Mark Cuban, Lex Fridman podcast, and certain anonymous hackers and developers like Satoshi. All of these people took on great risks to further the progress of science and liberty. I didn't really have a teacher for crypto but I give credit to my many great professors in Applied Computing Systems at Tulane. Good teachers and mentors are few and far between. I learn a lot from people on the internet.

• What do you think are the qualities required to be a good tutor?

  Having extensive experience is an important factor when teaching, especially in this field where everything is new and changing. Also, speaking in a way that anyone can understand is a skill I have learned more recently. I consult with a wide range of people and investment sizes, and I have learned to adjust my lexicon and goals with each individual to meet their needs.

• Provide a valuable anecdote related to your subject or your days at school.

  There are more anecdotal stories than you have time for about people losing their cryptos, getting hacked, or just making a bad investment decision. I have made many mistakes myself, usually not of technical error but of misjudging progress in the industry. The trick is to not make the same mistake twice, and I have distilled these lessons down to security policies that are secure enough to protect anyone from anything. I will also help you manage your risk so you never end up in a situation you are not prepared for.
  
  * "Not your keys, Not your coins." If you keep your money on an exchange or bank, then you do not have ultimate control of your money. This is counterparty risk.

• What were the difficulties or challenges you faced or still facing in your subject?

  The challenges I faced are similar to many young people starting a career. I struggled to find my position in the bizarre and evolving world of crypto and software. I am fortunate that I met some great people through freelancing opportunities and I never gave up. For tutoring, I am working to reach a larger audience and offer more advanced topics like making trading bots, social media bots, and deploying smart contracts on blockchains.

• Do you have a particular passion? Is it teaching in general or an element of the subject or something completely different?

  I am passionate about a larger political schema that I will summarize with two ideas: self-sovereignty and anticorruption. Technology offers very powerful solutions to avoid and fight against centralization risks and unfavorable social or economic dynamics in society. The answer is to hedge these risks, at least partially, by diversifying into decentralized finance and the metaverse. It is evident that, for now, it is not possible for any single entity to affect these core cryptocurrency networks.

• What makes you a Superprof?

  I am here to help. I am not a lecturer trying to sell you a course that you pay up front for and regret later. Some people are looking for a course to drag them through dozens of hours of semantics. My teaching sessions are more practical. We will be completing the tasks you want to do and it helps a lot if you come with specific questions and goals so we can get to what you need faster.
  
  I operate with the highest level of integrity. I have helped individuals move hundreds of thousands of dollars, and a surprising amount of my students reveal all their private account information to me which is never recommended. My policy is always to make the individual aware of security flaws and suggest ways they can do business without compromising themselves.