ABAB Club

ABAB Club’s terms of service, marked as updated on May 16, 2026, apply to the learning website and the AI × Web3 Builder Program. The learning services they list include structured courses, resource links, single-choice quizzes, and progress tracking; some learning pages, quiz submissions, scores, and progress features require an account.⁠[1]

AppleAppleApple is a public technology company founded in 1976 and headquartered in Cupertino, California, United States. Its business includes the iPhone, Mac, iPad, wearables, and services such as digital content, payments, and cloud storage. The company builds its product system through in-house hardware, operating systems, and services.Open the full entry’s official listing shows that the ABAB Club iOS app was released on May 27, 2026. Built around AI, Web3, and hands-on internet product building, the app offers course chapters, learning progress, quizzes, and community discussion, extending the website’s learning and discussion features to mobile.⁠[2]

The website’s course archive lists the first introductory AI programming camp for June 2 to 14, 2026, followed by further course runs. The courses focus on building products with AI tools, combining chapter-by-chapter study with assignments so that learners work step by step through the process from idea to implementation.⁠[3]

That month’s course archive also lists tracks on U.S. stocks and crypto finance, AI agents, and venture capital and private equity. The U.S. stocks and crypto finance course covers the dollar, the Federal Reserve, ETFs, capital flows, and blockchain finance; the AI agent course centers on understanding and building automated workflows; and the private markets course introduces deal sourcing, pricing, control, and exits.⁠[3]

The July 2026 course schedule extended to large language models, consumer motivation and brand IP, market making and liquidity, prediction markets, and building a crypto trading platform. These courses move from understanding technical or market mechanisms to building demo products: the prediction market course covers order books, oracles, and AI analysis, and the crypto trading platform course covers architecture, security, risk control, testnet deposits and withdrawals, deployment, and monitoring. The trading platform project uses simulated assets or testnets and is not launched as a real-money business.⁠[3]

The archive for the venture capital and private equity course, which began on July 10, runs the schedule through October 31 and covers the fund life cycle, the deal process, valuation and dilution, institutional allocation, Web3 private fundraising, and case studies. As of September 2026, that schedule had not ended; the course is financial education and is not a fundraising or investment service.⁠[3]

The website lists the first run of its introductory NFT course for July 28 to August 16, 2026, moving from the difference between fungible tokens and NFTs, token IDs, wallets, and contract metadata to minting, marketplaces, communities, and data analysis. The August hands-on schedule includes a non-custodial NFT marketplace on an EVM testnet, covering listings, offers, trades, indexing, and admin features.⁠[3]

The same batch of course archives lists a hands-on meme token launch platform course from August 15 to September 20, covering simulated launches and trading, data analysis, growth, risk identification, and AI creative tools.⁠[3]

ABAB Club’s website presents the platform as a free self-paced learning service, with sections for learning camps, lectures, directories, open-source projects, opportunities, and a forum, organizing learning and discussion around AI, Web3, and finance.⁠[4]

The registration page explains that learning points can come from quizzes, posts, replies, and project submissions, with some high-quality replies subject to review; completion rewards or rankings also depend on conditions such as qualifying projects. These mechanisms organize learning tasks and community interaction, and the specific requirements are set on each course page.⁠[3]

The lecture section collects public videos, talks, and interviews on technology, entrepreneurship, and finance, helps readers filter them by speaker, topic, subtitle language, and other details, and links to the original sources. It is a collection and directory of public videos; including a speaker’s content does not mean the speaker was invited to teach at ABAB Club or has a partnership with the platform.⁠[5]

The open-source project library organizes projects by area, including AI, Web3, developer tools, data, automation, and productivity, listing each project’s name, author, purpose, reading suggestions, and GitHub or documentation link. It is meant to help learners find code and tools to read and learn from; the third-party projects listed do not thereby become products developed by the platform.⁠[6]

The platform’s opportunities section lists jobs and related career information, showing job titles, locations or remote arrangements, experience requirements, skill tags, and external application links. The section serves as an information directory; specific requirements and whether a posting is still open should be checked on the employer’s page.⁠[7]