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Blockchain technology empowers supply chain management with unique capabilities, enabling the tracking of products from the source to the end-user without the need for a centralized database.

Restaking and shared security are changing how blockchains secure themselves. Instead of building costly validator sets from scratch, new chains and services can now borrow trust from established networks. This course introduces restaking as a modular security model—covering its evolution, platforms like EigenLayer and Babylon, and the risks and rewards for everyone involved.

This Intermediate Tezos Development course dives deeper into the world of Tezos smart contracts, using SmartPy as the primary development tool. We create and interact with a fully-functional FA1.2 fungible token contract and lay the groundwork for more advanced development techniques.