We've seen evidence that a new economic cycle has begun. Technological revolutions come by way of a cluster of new innovations. About a decade ago, you started to see AI, robotics, and IoT (sensors) delivering on automation. That's been powerful, but not transformational. It does not force businesses to fundamentally change how they do business. The last piece of the puzzle is cryptocurrency because it allows us to process and transfer economic value without human intervention. Soon, there will be a global race to build autonomous operations. Businesses and organizations without autonomous operations simply will not be able to compete with those that do because autonomy is the ultimate competitive advantage.
Crypto is the mechanism that will accrue value from being the infrastructure for the next digital financial revolution. Crypto Asset Investing in the Age of Autonomy lays out a case that we've begun a new technological revolution similar to the Internet Age of the 1990s. Artificial intelligence, the internet of things, robotics, and cryptocurrency are converging to deliver on a new age, what author Jake Ryan calls the Age of Autonomy. Understanding the transformation that's taken place before anyone else can yield enormous investment opportunity. In this book, you'll learn how and why to invest in crypto assets.
Eye-opening. The information is of vital importance and it is delivered in a way that demystifies the world of cryptocurrencies. Having finished the book, I feel much more confident in my understanding of the interesting world of blockchain-- and the technological revolution looming.
Jake Ryan's book is clear, practical and much needed. It provides a whole guide on how you can construct your portfolio and manage your crypto investments. In a sea of superficialities, this book stands out. Highly recommended.
I’d describe the book as jack of all trades master of none. The author spends the first third with rather gloomy omen on the state of currencies and follows it with a high level overview of crypto markets which is the most interesting bit. The last third is an amalgamation of various signals and metrics that make crypto investing seem more like a PhD project while in reality it it’s much simpler. This book could’ve been much more concise and well planned, but works for someone interested in general view of crypto. If you do read this, suggest to only focus on Part II.