🧠 Lately, when I’m bored, I’ve been trying to follow a simple rule: learn something.
Today I completed another Binance Academy course and earned a new certificate.
But honestly, the certificate is the least important part.
Starting to understand Move has helped several blockchain programming concepts that I used to see as isolated pieces begin to fit together.
Smart contracts, resources, ownership, security, transactions... little by little, they’re becoming more than just terms I read about—they’re starting to form a map I can understand more clearly.
And one thing I’m trying to avoid at this stage is deciding too soon which blockchain is “the best.”
I’d rather get to know different ecosystems, understand their smart contract models, architecture, costs, and limitations, and only then draw my own conclusions.
It’s the same philosophy I’m trying to apply in other areas of ARGe:
🧪 experiment
📚 learn
🔍 understand
🛠️ and then build

What interests me isn’t deciding right now which blockchain to build on. On the contrary, I’m trying to get to know different ecosystems, from Bitcoin to networks like Aptos, and understand their smart contract models, costs, and architecture before drawing conclusions.
A few weeks ago, many of these things were just words. Little by little, they’re becoming tools.
That’s still my goal at this stage of ARGe:
learn by doing before building.

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