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Blockchain: The Ultimate Guide to Understanding Blockchain Technology, Fintech, Bitcoin, and Other Cryptocurrencies.
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63 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 10, 2017
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February 1, 2021
Grabbing this from the library, I was excited that it was so summarized, almost pamphlet size at 50 pages to discuss this exciting technology-fueled currency. Unfortunately it reads like a high school freshmen’s first report, awash with run-on sentences, undefined terms (e.g.miner), circular thinking and assumptions. By no means does it introduce the reader to public/private key succinctly. The author should have used an editor, it really seems he did not.
There may be an updated version but copyright 2017 is unfortunately, unreadable.
There may be an updated version but copyright 2017 is unfortunately, unreadable.
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