# Web3 University

The “resources” segment of this site is intended to provide a collection of the best articles, books, videos, podcasts, twitter accounts, reddits, news and research sources I’ve found covering Web3.  So if you’re interested in any particular resource, please don’t hesitate to jump to that section.   &#x20;

Unfortunately, while there’s a ton of great material below, I realize that most people don’t have unlimited time to consume it all.&#x20;

As such, I’ve created a special “Web3 University” section that attempts to organize all the material by rough order of priority, aligning it with the amount of time *you* have to learn.  For instance, there are sections that can be finished in 1 hour, 1 week or 1 year.&#x20;

The University consists of six levels:

1. White Belt:  A basic overview of cryptocurrencies that can be consumed in **less than an hour**
2. Blue Belt:  A short collection of articles and videos that can be **finished in a day**
3. Purple Belt:  A more detailed collection of books, articles, videos and podcasts that will take **roughly a week to complete**
4. Brown Belt:  A collection of the best books on the space as well as suggestions for how to stay on top of developing trends (including Twitter accounts to follow).  This will take roughly **one month to finish**
5. Black Belt:  Suggestions for five actions you can take if you want to really start to understand Web3 on a deeper level (e.g. canons, courses, whitepapers, practical experience, current trends).  It would likely **take a year to finish** all of these steps
6. Red Belt:  Suggestions for **lifelong study** &#x20;

Like the progressing levels of a martial art, each section builds upon the previous one, striving to give you all the tools you need to become proficient in Web3. &#x20;


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