Description
Crypto Trading Execution with Flash Loans, Web3 and Hardhat is a complete course that will help you reduce arbitrage risk and learn blockchain interaction with Uniswap and PancakeSwap Flash Swap smart contracts. In this course, we will cover all aspects of being able to borrow capital through the Flash Loan mechanism – which can only be done on the blockchain. There is nothing like this outside of blockchain. With this mechanism, you retain your arbitrage profit until the amount is repaid in the same transaction. If not, it’s like the deal never happened and you’re just covering gas costs.
What you will learn in this course
- Create your own Flash Loan (Flash Swap) smart contracts for arbitrage across multiple exchanges
- Make a Triangle Arbitrage Flash Loan (Flash Swap) transaction on Pancakeswap
- Write and test a Flash Loan smart contract with HardHat
- Build a trading algorithm that can read data and make a trade in Python
- Read and write data in Ethereum and Binance smart blockchain
- And …
Who is this course suitable for?
- Traders interested in programming who are looking to reduce risk in arbitrage trading
- Business minded programmers looking to work on an interesting project to learn solidity
Course details
- Publisher: Udemy
- teacher: Shaun McDonogh
- English language
- Training level: beginner
- Duration: 14 hours and 16 minutes
- Number of courses: 117
Course headings
Course prerequisites
- Basic understanding of programming, in particular with Python and/or Javascript
- Knowledge of cryptocurrency and DeFi exchanges such as Uniswap and PancakeSwap
- Basic knowledge of Arbitrage (preferably completed the Triangular Arbitrage course)
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Changes:
Version 1/2023 compared to 2022/5 has increased the number of 2 lessons and the duration of 10 minutes.
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