Dive into the project Goldfinch Flight Academy.

The information in this article is intended for those who have just joined the project or are already participating in it, but want to understand, dive into and delve into the project, namely the Flight Academy.
I’m going to elaborate on what to expect in the next six weeks as we explore the flight academy curriculum.
The objectives of the flight academy mainly have two main objectives:
1) The first is to provide an overview of the key principles of capital markets due diligence for transactions that borrowers enter into in accordance with the goldfinch protocol.
2) The second goal of the flight academy is to create the foundation for a thriving community of sponsors.
Sponsors are a very important part of the project because they decide how to allocate capital. A very important aspect of the project is to build a strong community of sponsors to work together to find the best possible deals.
There will be 5 modules in total:
Each module above should take about a week at the beginning of the week.
The team wants to instill four core values:
-First is a contribution through which we strive to add value to the community and help the community understand new pools of borrowers. A great example of community input would be creating content to help explain the complex concepts of capital markets due diligence to other sponsors.
-The second meaning is the collaboration where we work with other sponsors to build community and protocol and understand new borrower pools. A good example of collaboration would be time to answer a question from other sponsors on the Discord channel.
“The third value is discretion as we strive to be professional and meticulous in our approach to structuring due diligence transactions and improving protocol. A good example of prudence would be providing an analysis of a pool of new borrowers, for example in the form of a very detailed memorandum that really helps the rest of the community understand some of the important points of the transaction.
- The final value highlighted here is growth in which we strive to improve the community of sponsors and the experience of everyone involved in the dandy protocol. A good example of growth is simply spreading the word about the protocol, which we could do by sharing more about the goldfinch protocol on Twitter, and there are many more examples.
For a community to become outgoing, friendly, etc., you need to respond to content from other community members with emoticons, for example, if you see a great answer to a question from another community member, you can respond with a handshake emoticon. to celebrate this collaborative effort.
There are several types of actions that will result in disqualification from the program.
-The first type of action is cheating when checking tasks or other actions.
-the second is an attempt to receive a reward from several accounts, everyone must participate in the program only through their own account and only one.
- the last way to be disqualified is to be negative, especially in memes, profanity, etc.
Finally, flight academy members will be awarded awards of up to three percent management tokens based on the quality and depth of their participation, and a number of controversial roles will be awarded based on the outstanding achievements of the flight academy members. Some of these words include culture guardians — this award mostly goes to community members who have best embodied the various values ​​of the patrons, which I laid out prior to the Meme Master Award, which will be given to those who won meme contests. on certain weeks. Finally, there will be different awards depending on how well you perform in the basic curriculum in grades and in different tasks — these awards include training for a loan officer or loan officer.
It is important to provide proof of your work, as this will ensure that you get access to token rewards.
My personal opinion is this: it is better to complete all tasks carefully and be active throughout the week as I think the reward is worth it. Learn to make money with your head and not with your hands.