What You'll Learn
SQL for Blockchain Data
Query wallets, transactions, and protocols like an analyst.
Onchain Analytics
Track whales, analyze protocol health, spot trends.
Research‑Driven Reports
Write insights that investors and DAOs actually read.
Real Dashboard Projects
Build a portfolio of work you can show employers.
Live Sessions & Support
Learn with instructors and a community of peers.
Career Pathways
Freelance, full‑time, or build your own tools.
Who This Is For
This is for you if…
âś… You’re curious about blockchain but don’t know where to start
✅ You want a practical, skill‑based career in Web3
âś… You have no coding experience (we start from zero)
âś… You’re ready to stop watching and start building
Not for you if…
❌ You’re looking for a “get rich quick” scheme
❌ You can’t commit 5–8 hours per week
What You'll Achieve
Headline: By the end of this program…
- Build 2–3 complete dashboards (portfolio ready)
- Write a research report from scratch
- Query real blockchain data independently
- Present your findings with confidence
- Join a network of analysts and alumni
Bonus: Access to our alumni community.
Testimonials
Program Details
Everything you need to know about your blockchain data analyst course
Duration | 4 weeks |
Registration Deadline | May 10, 2026 |
Start Date | May 11, 2026 |
Format | Live weekly sessions + recorded materials + community |
Time Commitment | 5–8 hours per week |
Price | ₦50,000 ($35) – one time payment |
Payment | Bank transfer or crypto (USDT/USDC) |
Frequently Asked Questions
No. We start from absolute zero. You’ll learn SQL and blockchain basics step by step.
All sessions are recorded and available in the student portal.
You’ll earn a certificate of completion and a portfolio of projects that speaks louder than any paper.
Cohort 8 requires full payment upfront. But the fee is intentionally low – ₦50,000 ($35).Â
A laptop, internet connection, and curiosity. That’s it.
We don’t guarantee jobs, but we teach you the skills and how to showcase them. Many past students have landed freelance gigs, full‑time roles, and protocol recognition.