The Internet of Money

[james.hendrickson]

All,

I'm about 25% of the way through Antonopoulos' The Internet of Money. Its a stimulating read if you are beginner in the field of Cryptocurrency, or even if you want to understand what the bitcoin craze is all about.

The author's history is weak, but the broader implications of institutionless currency are quite interesting.

Audiobook is here:

[riverwed070707]

My fav podcast had Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis on recently to talk about crypto and NFTs - two things I knew of but really just didn't get it. It was incredibly helpful in breaking them down into really basic concepts and contextualizing it in a way that I could see the value of both. Was really fascinating! Not sure if I'm up for a whole book on crypto though

[james.hendrickson]

My fav podcast had Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis on recently to talk about crypto and NFTs - two things I knew of but really just didn't get it. It was incredibly helpful in breaking them down into really basic concepts and contextualizing it in a way that I could see the value of both. Was really fascinating! Not sure if I'm up for a whole book on crypto though

@Riverwed, its broken down into chapters based on speeches the author made, so its digestible. Crypto has a long way to go - for example, Bitcoin lost 10% of its value this morning, but blockchain technology and network centric money is probably here to stay.

[btctony]

Very good books! I've read the first two. Need to pick up Volume 3.