The best way to learn is by putting some skin in the game, whether it's through investing in cryptocurrencies and startups or using no-code tools. It's a way to experience the shortcomings and benefits of these tools and gain valuable knowledge through trial and error.
The popularity of cryptocurrencies has decreased, leaving only the true believers and the degenerate gamblers as the market's participants. Smart contracts may incentivize mainstream adoption and encourage the growth of blockchain technology.
By leveraging stablecoins like Ethereum, investors can borrow money at a very low interest rate and use that money to invest in startups or the stock market, while remaining liquid with their cash.
The host discusses how he is investing in startups long term using Ethereum, despite it being a highly volatile asset. He also questions the risky move of borrowing a currency and putting it into illiquid startups.
The best way to learn about new technologies, such as no code tools or cryptocurrency, is to simply use the tools and try to invest some money in them to understand their shortcomings and benefits. This approach will teach you faster than just buying a product and waiting to be told about its features.