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|a Catching up to crypto
|b your guide to Bitcoin and the new digital economy
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|c 2023
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|a Non-Fungible Tokens: NFTs</p> <p>Historical NFTs</p> <p>The Next Generation of NFTs</p> <p>The Next Next Generation</p> <p>Chapter 17 -- Web3 & the Metaverse</p> <p>The Metaverse</p> <p>Not a New Idea</p> <p>Chapter 18 -- Crypto FUD: Fear, Doubt & Uncertainty</p> <p>The Long Arm of The Law</p> <p>Energy Use</p> <p>Volatility, Centralization, and Quantum Computing</p> <p>Chapter 19 -- Crypto Warnings: Hackers, Scammers & Contagion</p> <p>Hackers</p> <p>Scammers</p> <p>Contagion</p> <p>Chapter 20 -- The Future of Crypto: Equities, ReFi & UBI</p> <p>Crypto Grows Up</p> <p>Stablecoins</p> <p>The Flippening</p> <p>Regenerative Finance</p> <p>Universal Basic Income</p> <p>Chapter 21 [[TK]]</p> <p>Appendix [[TK]]</p> <p>Notes</p>
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|a The Future Is Born: Ethereum & Smart Contracts</p> <p>The Ethereum Team</p> <p>Blast Off</p> <p>The DAO</p> <p>Chapter 10 -- Digital Gold Transformation: Cryptocurrencies & Crypto Assets</p> <p>Bitcoin Becomes Digital Gold</p> <p>Halving</p> <p>Chapter 11 -- Crypto Turning Point: The Crypto-Rich</p> <p>Buy Bitcoin</p> <p>Moonboys and Lambos</p> <p>Chapter 12 -- New Layer to the Internet: Decentralized Finance</p> <p>DeFi</p> <p>The Challengers</p> <p>Chapter 13 -- Brave New World: Beyond Bitcoin</p> <p>Stablecoins</p> <p>Oracles</p> <p>Memecoins</p> <p>Community Coins</p> <p>Chapter 14 -- Investment Prep: NOT Financial Advice</p> <p>Step One: Researching</p> <p>Step Two: Choosing</p> <p>Step Three: Deploying</p> <p>Chapter 15 -- Tips of the Trade: Charting, Trendspotting & Leveraging</p> <p>Trading Tokens</p> <p>Some Trading Caveats</p> <p>Trader Training</p> <p>Types of Trading</p> <p>Risk Management</p> <p>[[Final high-level subhead]]</p> <p>Chapter 16 --
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|a <P>Foreword</p> <p>Dedication</p> <p>Chapter 1 -- The Great Devaluation: Old Money, Central Banks & the Fed</p> <p>Central Banks</p> <p>The Fed</p> <p>Chapter 2 -- Digital Money Tree: eCash, E-Gold & eBay</p> <p>New Money</p> <p>New Ways to Spend</p> <p>Chapter 3 -- First-Gen Giants: Cypherpunks & Disruptive Tech</p> <p>Cypherpunk</p> <p>Disruptive Tech</p> <p>Chapter 4 -- Genesis Block: Satoshi Nakamoto & Bitcoin</p> <p>A Culture Is Born</p> <p>Bitcoin for President</p> <p>Chapter 5 -- A Short Course in Blockchain: Hashing, Mining & Forking</p> <p>Blockchain 101</p> <p>Blockchain 201</p> <p>Blockchain 365</p> <p>Chapter 6 -- A Necessary Evil: Silk Road's Original Sin</p> <p>Silk Road</p> <p>The Streisand Effect</p> <p>Chapter 7 -- "Mo Money, Mo Problems": BitInstant and BitLicense</p> <p>BitInstant</p> <p>Regulators Take Notice</p> <p>Chapter 8 -- What the Fork?: The Block-Size War</p> <p>Shots Fired</p> <p>ASICBoost</p> <p>Chapter 9 --
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|a "The economy is transitioning into digital currency as a means of transferring and processing transactions, but very little know about virtual currencies currently available. Bitcoin, a form of Cryptocurrency for virtual transfers and transactions, is becoming well known not only within businesses but also everyday users. Bitcoin encourages users to use as a transfer method of money in a safe and efficient way. Users have access to use Bitcoin without qualification, except that one uses a computer or device for processing. No central banks, authority, of governments have involvement in monitoring Bitcoin exchanges, as no third party is involved with Bitcoin increasing independence for its users. With no regulating of ones Bitcoins, users have the advantage of freely processing payments using Bitcoin, even from Country to Country as long as it is accepted as a form of payment or exchange in that Country."--
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