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The Age of Cryptocurrency: How Bitcoin and Digital Money Are Challenging the Global Economic Order Tapa dura – 27 Enero 2015
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Bitcoin became a buzzword overnight. A cyber-enigma with an enthusiastic following, it pops up in headlines and fuels endless media debate. You can apparently use it to buy anything from coffee to cars, yet few people seem to truly understand what it is. This raises the question: Why should anyone care about bitcoin?
In The Age of Cryptocurrency, Wall Street journalists Paul Vigna and Michael J. Casey deliver the definitive answer to this question. Cybermoney is poised to launch a revolution, one that could reinvent traditional financial and social structures while bringing the world's billions of "unbanked" individuals into a new global economy. Cryptocurrency holds the promise of a financial system without a middleman, one owned by the people who use it and one safeguarded from the devastation of a 2008-type crash.
But bitcoin, the most famous of the cybermonies, carries a reputation for instability, wild fluctuation, and illicit business; some fear it has the power to eliminate jobs and to upend the concept of a nation state. It implies, above all, monumental and wide-reaching change-for better and for worse. But it is here to stay, and you ignore it at your peril.
Vigna and Casey demystify cryptocurrency-its origins, its function, and what you need to know to navigate a cyber-economy. The digital currency world will look very different from the paper currency world; The Age of Cryptocurrency will teach you how to be ready.
- Número de páginas368 páginas
- IdiomaInglés
- EditorialSt. Martin's Press
- Fecha de publicación27 Enero 2015
- Dimensiones6.25 x 1.5 x 9.25 pulgadas
- ISBN-101250065631
- ISBN-13978-1250065636
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The first thing you have to do is ask yourself a series of questions "what is money?" "What is value?" "What is a payment?" "How does our payment system work?" "How does our money work?" "How does Bitcoin work?" "How well does Bitcoin conform to how we understand money/payments/assets/value as working?" "What are crypto-currency's strengths/weaknesses? And how do these strengths/weaknesses compare to the system we are using now?"
It is only once you have taken the time to thoroughly examine these questions that you can move on to the second step and begin to look at the second half of the equation and start talking to the people involved. Here you ask the Bitcoin Fanboys why they like it. You ask the doubters and trolls why they hate it. You ask the critics what they would change. You ask the intellectuals what they are impressed with or what they have doubts about. And all the while you must ask yourself "how objective is the person I am talking to?"
Jeffery Robinson's book Bitcon was deeply flawed because he basically skipped over the first part. He created a narrative of opinions without ever asking how objective those viewpoints were. And while he quite correctly divided the crypto currency space up into true believer and doubter, he failed to recognize that those doubters tend to be every bit as fanatical, unbalanced, and uninformed (on the subject) as the cult-like faithful.
Vigna & Casey do not fall into this trap. "The age of cryptocurrency" is intelligent, thought provoking, and well researched. This book provides an easy context to understanding this very important technology. Reading this will make you begin to appreciate why many people believe this protocol may change the world of finance in a way similar to how the internet changed communications.
The only complaint I have is that sometimes I think they have fallen a little too much under Bitcoin's spell. While they do bring up problems, talk about the scams, thefts, and libertarian/anacho-capitalist fanaticism that a lot of us find so ugly about the space, I'm not entirely sure they spent enough time on these problems. As an example they spend time examining how Bitcoin might help the unbanked without really stressing how the crazy volatility is a serious detriment to this.
But I'm nitpicking. If you read this with an open mind you will finish the book informed (even if you still have legitimate doubts). If you come to it with a bias firmly closing your mind (either for or against) then I'm sure you can find something in this book that will let you keep your mind safely closed.
At this point in time, if the reader's intention with this book is the former, then reading the first couple of chapters of the book suffices. If the reader's intention is the latter, then read one chapter in the book and the Afterword. In other words, quite a few of the chapters in this book, at this point in time, are redundant. I bought this book under the notion that this books serves as a prerequisite reading to the authors following book ("The Truth Machine: The Blockchain and the Future of Everything").
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- gut und fundiert geschrieben
- historische Entwicklung wird abgebildet
- Technologie wird erklärt
- Anwendungsmöglichkeiten werden beschrieben
- Zukunfts-Szenarien werden aufgezeigt
- für Einsteiger und Fortgeschrittene geeignet
Dieses Buch war ein Glücksgriff für mich, ich habe das Gefühl den Schritt gemacht zu haben, von Halbwissen zu gutem Verständnis.
Das Wissen ist so aufbereitet, dass das Buch sich sehr angenehm liest, gleichzeitig sind die Inhalte fundiert. Hier merkt man den Autoren ihren "Wallstreet Journal und Berater für das MIT"-Background an.
Ich empfehle es als Standardwerk, jedem, der sich näher mit dem Thema Cryptowährungen beschäftigen will.





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