Overview
TIGER View is a Vietnamese-language tutorial channel for people learning blockchain in their own language. Its videos walk through voting on community funding proposals, setting up a wallet, and earning staking rewards. It comes from the small team that runs the TIGER stake pool1.
The subject is Cardano throughout: the Project Catalyst funding process, network governance, wallets, and delegating ADA to a stake pool, meaning an operation that runs Cardano nodes and shares the rewards it earns with the people who back it2. A companion knowledge site carries written versions of the CBCA, Plutus Pioneer Program and Catalyst material, including a Vietnamese rendering of the Cardano Blockchain Certified Associate course3. The channel has stopped adding uploads, so its value sits in the back catalogue rather than in a publishing schedule. The team behind it has not stopped: the TIGER stake pool is registered on Cardano and producing blocks4.
Key Features
- Cardano explained in Vietnamese. The videos, their titles, and the written course material that accompanies them are in Vietnamese, aimed at viewers who do not follow the ecosystem's English-language sources1.
- Step-by-step funding-vote guides. Separate videos cover installing the community voting app, connecting a wallet, generating a voting QR code, and looking up results once a funding round closes2.
- A Vietnamese translation of a certification course. The channel and the team's knowledge site work through the Cardano Blockchain Certified Associate syllabus, covering blockchain basics, public-key cryptography and hashing, with the later modules marked as translation in progress3. An independent Vietnamese education site credits the TIGER View team with the translation5.
- Recorded governance workshops. Multi-part recordings of Cardano constitution sessions sit alongside a walkthrough of handing voting power to a delegated representative, the role that votes on network decisions on a holder's behalf2.
- Made by a working stake pool team. The channel doubles as the information page for the TIGER stake pool's delegator group, and that pool is registered on Cardano under the same name4.
What to Expect
Expect screen recordings with Vietnamese narration, most of them aimed at someone doing a task for the first time, alongside developer material including a ten-part Plutus Pioneer Program series. The channel makes no market calls, though some videos cover exchange and swap mechanics. Alongside the how-to videos sit plain explainers on how parts of the network work, covering the difference between two ways of tracking balances on a blockchain, the Hydra scaling channel, and delegating to more than one pool at once2.
Treat the library as an archive rather than a feed. The most recent upload is from January 2026, though the channel has come back from a longer gap before. Fundamentals such as wallet setup and delegation change slowly; walkthroughs tied to a particular Catalyst round or voting interface may no longer match the current interface or rules.
The written counterpart lives on the team's knowledge site, organised into course sections, Catalyst notes and short explainers, with one piece on Midnight, a privacy-focused partner chain3. The team has filed thirteen proposals through Project Catalyst under its own proposer profile6; one of them, a Fund 7 project to summarise Catalyst proposals for voters, was funded and completed on a 12,298 USD budget7. It also links a Vietnamese Telegram group for its delegators8. Readers looking for more Cardano material outside English can browse the directory's YouTube channels and education categories.
