Contributing to Crypto can be hard without the right skills.

But anyone can do it — you don't need to know how to code.

My 12 "no-code" value add skills:

[🧵 thread] 1/ Write Protocol Explanations

It's a bear market, so we're seeing less and less protocols.

But developers write code and not articles.

So there's a massive market for protocol explanations.

And an even bigger opportunity to earn from condensing it into digestable articles.

If your in Crypto and you want to start coding (or already have), here are 6 great resources for you:

🧵 Disclaimer

I'm not a coding wizard or a genius dev (although i wish i was).

I'm just sharing the resources put forward by the community in the hopes that it can help someone else.

If I'm missing anything, feel free to leave them in the comments and I'll add them to the thread.

10 of the biggest hacks in 2022 Crypto, that we shouldn't forget:

(and some lessons for the future) /1 @cryptocom - January 17, $35 million

A hacker disabled two-factor authentication on the crypto exchange.

Customer funds were lost - 4,836 ETH and 443 bitcoin were taken.

Although all affected customers were fully reimbursed for the losses.

https://twitter.com/kris/status/1483277350683185155

The key to successful DeFi:

Real Yield.

Knowing where the yield comes from will help you find the hidden gems in DeFi.

Here’s the step-by-step guide if you don’t know where to start: Most DeFi users know nothing about where their yield is coming from.

“If you don’t know where the yield comes from, then you are the yield”.

This is not how DeFi should work.

I asked, “What is the ONE piece of advice that you wish you knew before the bear market?”

I received 40+ responses.

Here are 9 tips you should read and reread: /1

Learn how to differentiate between forced hype and real market sentiment.

If you're reasonably smart - you'll be able to tell this from Discord/Twitter & following honest, smart people.

It's difficult to do - but it's worth it.

8 frameworks that will help you understand the new creator economy better:

🧵 1. Ownership

Identity and self expression were the first things humans ever owned.

We then began to exchange goods in the absence of money and a central bank.

Ownership has now evolved further beyond Web 2 with the introduction of NFTs and DAOs.

Every project has a community.

But most people don't understand how to manage it.

Here are 17 things that every community manager needs to know: I spoke to the community lead at Polygon last week - @0xJCT.

I learnt a lot and I'm going to share those tips with you.

But remember:

You can't always please your community.

Just make sure you do the best job you can 👇

The U.S. dropped a massive bill that could change Crypto.

It’s a 68 page report covering stable coins, taxes & the regulation of crypto.

I’ve read it all so that you don’t have to.

Here's everything you need to know in 5 minutes: In this thread we will cover the:

- Lummis Gillibrand Bill
- Web3 Frameworks
- Chris Dixon's Policy Discussion
- NFT Law

Let's dive in ⬇️

If you are not planning for the bull market, you are in the 97% of people who will lose money.

It’s difficult to plan - most people don’t know how to.

Here’s 6 things that EVERYONE needs to try: Learn New Things

Don’t neglect your learning.

To be at your best, you need to educate your mind.

Dumb decisions might make you money once.

Smart decisions will always make you money.

Don't just learn how to make it - learn how to keep it.

The bear market has lasted 7 months.

Most of us struggled to keep up with everything.

Here's the most important events (you need to know) in 2 minutes: In this thread we will cover:

- Grayscale's GBTC
- Luna Death Spiral
- Celsius Lending
- Three Arrows Capital
- Voyager Digital
- stETH
- FTX & SBF

Let's dive in ⬇

Twitter is one of the best platforms to build a network.

Here's what most people get wrong (and strategies for success): Here's what you'll learn in this thread:

1. Networking within your limits
2. Consistency is everything
3. Having a value-add
4. Leverage what you have
5. Post networking strategies

Let's dive in ↓

4 simple steps to earn in the bear market (that you'll actually use): By the end of this thread you will have:

1. Revenue generating ideas
2. Strategies to increase your skills
3. Set a path for a Web3 job
4. Systems to build a high value network

Let's go ⬇️

The insolvency of 3AC could be the start of a bigger domino collapse.

Why?

Because we are going to be in an extended bear market.

Many of the crypto VC funds you know will not currently have the capability to survive the next few years.

Here are the 4 reasons why: To begin with,

Most people thought of 3AC as the "Tower of Babel" in the crypto industry.

It was meant to be untouchable - but it was brought down.

So let's consider the implications for the broader Venture Capital sector:

Most wealth is lost from a set of bad decisions.

Here are 4 principles that will change the way you make decisions. Psychology

Put yourself at an advantage by understanding your behaviour.

The markets in its' simplest form is our combined speculation, at a mass scale.

Understand the mental component.

And you will grasp the markets far better.

Dox whale wallets to maximise your portfolio gains.

@Daryllautk and @Darrenlautf sat down with @nansen_ai and gave us a strategy.

Here's the alpha you need to use it🧵 To begin with,

This Office Hours episode with @nansen_ai was insightful and I highly recommend you watching it.

I will try to cover the most important points.

Let's begin...

NFTs are relatively new in crypto.

You should always aim to have an advantage over the next investor.

People who understand this early -- make the most profit.

6 ways to get more alpha from free NFT Tools 🧵 /1 Portfolio Tracking

Track your portfolio across multiple wallets by connecting and signing up.

@NFTbank_ai is what I currently use.

It allows me to:

-Search any portfolio by wallet address or user id
-Aggregate multiple wallets
-Track ROI
-Follow top performers by revenue

Low Risk Passive Income is so important.

Understanding how to make money under any environment is a skill that is developed, not learnt.

Read this - if you want the alpha to compound your gains: @CryptoHayes put out his thesis - "The Q-Trap"

$ETH - $2500
$BTC - $30,000

Whether or not this is true, this probably isn't the time to go all in on altcoins.

So what are some gud opportunities and how can you find them yourself?

You've heard of the big players before.

Let me introduce FRAX to you.

If you're interested in why its mechanics are top in the making and why adoption is set to explode 🚀

Read this: Stablecoin Market

The size of the Stablecoin market is $186.57 B

It has grown exponentially since October 2020 as adoption increased.

It is set to grow further, as more Stablecoins enter the market (USN + Thor.usd).

A big upcoming narrative in DeFi is "The Stablecoin War".

$UST, $FRAX, $USDC, $USDT creating a 4pool, could very well be the initial gunshot.

Here is what every investor should know: In this thread we will cover:

• Macroeconomic conditions
• FRAX and UST partnership
• The Future of Stablecoins
• And I'm going to break this down, as simply as possible.

Let's dive in!

Everyone should have a source of passive income.

Here are some DeFi yield strategies (and how to use them): Here's what I'm going to cover:

• Mindset
• Ecosystems
• Strategies
• Risks

Let's dive in!

If you have money in Stablecoins...

The unfolding situation regarding $Waves and $USDN, is something you should understand.

Here are things you should know: Background

1/03/22: @0xHamz wrote a thread detailing how the whole platform is being propped up by borrowed money.

03/04/22: Founder of Waves blames Alameda Research publicly for taking a short position.

https://twitter.com/0xHamz/status/1509581295621451779?s=20&t=Wo_4fmS5fpS5hEvxvifI6g