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Bitcoin Book Monetary Revolution – Bitcoin Magazine: Bitcoin News, Articles, Charts, and Guides

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[ad_1] With an ever-growing number of Bitcoin books being published, choosing which book to read next can be difficult. “The 7th Property: Bitcoin and the Monetary Revolution” by Eric Yakes guides readers through a vast array of Bitcoin-related topics, turning seemingly complex topics such as Merkle roots and the mining algorithm into highly approachable subjects using effective graphics and analogies. Whether you’re looking to learn more about the history of money, the centralization of money and banking, or how Bitcoin actually works on a deeper level, “The 7th Property” has…

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Top Five Economics Book To Learn Bitcoin

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[ad_1] In this article, we will outline some of the best resources for learning about why failing economic practices led to the invention of bitcoin, by exploring first principles of economics, through the Austrian economics viewpoint. “Economics In One Lesson” – Henry Hazlitt “The Ethics Of Money Production” – Jörg Guido Hülsmann “The Origins Of Money” – Carl Menger “Anatomy Of The State” – Murray N. Rothbard “Human Action” – Ludwig von Mises Economics In One Lesson In “Economics In One Lesson,” Hazlitt argues that we need to consider the…

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Satoshi Nakamoto saves the world in an NFT-enabled comic book series – Cointelegraph Magazine

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[ad_1] There is a Reddit post from August 2013, in which a purported time traveler shared a dystopian future brought on by the proliferation of Bitcoin in the year 2025. “Things are looking bleak here, and some of you will carry blood on your hands,” the time traveler warned readers, telling them of a world of vast inequality and economic decline. The Bitcoin “earlies” live in fortified cities, as there are no more governments due to the difficulty of enforcing taxation. This is the inspiration of the setting created by…

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Can crypto trading and investing be taught in just one book?

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[ad_1] Cryptocurrency books aimed at novice users or non-users tend to follow a very similar pattern. Almost all start with an obligatory “history of money” and explain why fiat is, let’s say, “flawed,” — to be polite. Then Bitcoin (BTC) in introduced, wielding a fistful of shiny new tech that can address some of these issues. The books go into mining, wallets, exchanges, Ethereum and smart contracts, altcoins and decentralized finance — also known as DeFi. Once the authors are sure that the reader is sold on the idea of…

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