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# Getting Started

Whether you are a fantasy football fan who is curious about our other products or you are entirely new to the crypto space, we offer a safe haven where you can pick up the basics.

* Keep in mind that one of the core values of the world of Web3 is the importance of doing your own due diligence! This means you are responsible for your holdings (the assets you purchase) and for making educated investments.
* Just like in Web2, there are scammers running about in Web3, though they operate in ways you are not familiar with yet. We'll give you some guidelines you can follow to ensure you don't fall prey to their schemes.&#x20;


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