Firstly, I want to express my gratitude for the outstanding sessions you conducted on the stock and crypto markets. I truly appreciated the effort to simplify the content. Secondly, I have some feedback on the course, which could be improved over time. As a long-time follower of your YouTube channel, I felt that the crypto course content could be more streamlined and less repetitive. I arrived at this conclusion after reviewing the crypto class recordings and comparing them to the excellent and concise stock market classes. I understand that some participants are new to crypto, which might have influenced the course structure. To address this, you might consider categorizing participants based on their knowledge levels (beginner, intermediate, etc.) and directing them to specific crypto courses tailored to their understanding. This approach would facilitate better communication between you and the audience, ensuring everyone is on the same page regarding the topic. While I thoroughly enjoyed and was fully engaged in the discussion of the "B-datagray" project's whitepaper, applying the concepts learned there to whitepapers of more complex projects like Ethereum and Polkadot can be overwhelming and intimidating. Including discussions of these whitepapers in comparison to the projects you covered in class would provide valuable insights and help participants tremendously.