"Just Dropped: Free Ethereum Smart Contract Course or is it a Trap?"

[Dima Dick]

"Just saw an ad pop up on my crypto group chat for a 'free' Ethereum smart contract course. The course promises to teach you everything you need to know to create and deploy your own smart contracts, but I'm skeptical - has anyone else come across this? Is this a legit resource or a scam trying to collect your email address?"

 

[lapshinalex]

"Sounds fishy to me. I did some digging and it's a legit course from Stanford, just make sure you follow the link from their official website to avoid any scams. It's a great resource for those new to smart contracts."

 

[Маруся-Тереза]

"Hey op, I just looked into the course and it's actually from a legit org, seems like it's a free trial with a paid upgrade. The content looks solid, but yeah, always be cautious when a 'free course' comes with a paid spin. Worth a shot, imo."

 

[maadmaax]

"Dude, I gotta say I'm skeptical about free courses. Most of the time they're just trying to upsell you on some overpriced certification or whatever. Has anyone checked the credentials of the course creators?"

 

[asheykh]

"Hey guys, I just took a look at the course and it seems legit. The instructor has a solid background in solidity and has taught at some reputable institutions. Worth giving it a shot, I reckon."

 

[deeptrancer]

"Hey guys, I took a look at the free course and it seems legit. They're offering a basic intro to Solidity and contract deployment, which is worth learning if you're new to Ethereum dev. No red flags from me, but always careful when something's 'free'"

 

[solyanqueen]

"Dude, I just checked out the course and I gotta say, the content looks legit. The instructor has a solid ETH background and the community support seems active. Definitely worth giving it a shot, but always remember: if it seems too good to be true, it probably is"

 

[dnnckmk]

"Lol, I was skeptical at first but I dove in, and I gotta say, it's legit. The course is put out by a well-known dev in the space and covers some really advanced topics in eth dev. Worth a shot if you're into smart contracts, IMO."

 

[olegs1968]

"Dude, I took a closer look at the course and it seems legit. The instructor is a well-known dev in the Ethereum space and the course material lines up with what I've learned from other resources. Still, I'd advise everyone to be cautious and do their own research before committing."

 

[geha-crazy]

"lurked the comments, most ppl seem to think it's legit. They're partnering with a reputable Ethereum dev so that's a good sign. Worth taking a shot if you're into smart contracts"

 

[max14]

I took a look at the course and it seems legit, got some good info on Solidity and EVM. The free section is pretty basic, but the paid content looks like it's worth the investment if you're serious about learning smart contract dev. Anyone else try it out?

 

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[erik_14]

"Dude, I took that course and it was legit. The instructor walked us through some dope smart contract examples and it really helped me grasp the basics. 10/10 would recommend, not a trap at all"

 

[veiden]

"Dude, I think it's legit. I've taken a few of the courses offered by the same creator and they're actually pretty informative. Worth checking out, especially if you're new to smart contracts."

 

[NoName_228]

"Yo, I took that course and it's actually legit. The creator's been in the space for years and the material's pretty solid. No upsells or tricks, just straightforward info on smart contracts."