Speedster

The guy that promised there would be many opportunities to buy below $100k was right. I just got a paycheck worth.

BitcoinDollar by Andrew B White is a new book that tells a geopolitical tale of monetary history. For me there was lots of new information not covered in purely historic/economic books. It discusses bitcoins future role, how it will impact the dollar, and its future role in shaping global power. Well written and the most comprehensive footnotes I can recall in a book of its type. Well worth the time to read.

Are you tired of heavy economic texts related to bitcoin? This book “The Nakamoto Consensus” might be what you need. It’s a work of fiction but based around bitcoin. This is the sort of book thats ideal for reading on a plane. Info related to bitcoin is accurate so as not to annoy you. Bad guys receive some old testament retribution, without the blunt force trauma of a Jack Reacher novel. Easy going and fun as long as you make peace with the fact you’re reading a fiction book before you start.

A new book out you might consider is “Bitcoin for Institutions” by Brian Hirschfield. Brian is an experienced actuary and capital market risk manager. The book covers various ways institutions can benefit from and incorporate bitcoin into their operations. A great book for a business owner or senior employee but it’s interesting to the individual as well.

Just finished Modern Chains by Neal Flesher, it’s a superb book that makes the moral case for bitcoin. If you don’t hate central banks and fiat money enough already this book will help get you over the line. It’s also a call to action, no matter how small, it is imperative that we all fight against the injustice of financial slavery. It is also a nice change of pace from the majority of bitcoin books that focus predominantly on the economic aspects. While philosophical it is written in a way that is easy to understand. Highly recommend!