Blockchain: Quickly Learn Blockchain and Its Role In Cryptocurrency - How Blockchain Technology Will Revolutionize The Digital Economy and Beyond

by Lee Sebastian

Blockchain - Cryptocurrency Technology Blockchain is a technology that is already changing the way that our economy works. While it is pretty radical, there are so many applications of this technology in finances, security, banking, and so much more that it will expand exponentially. This book is going to take some time to talk about the blockchain and how it can make a difference for you and your everyday life. Since blockchain is so new but complex, there are many great topics to explore with this technology; we are going to focus on the basics, otherwise we would need 1000 pages to get very in depth. Some of the topics that we will discuss inside this book Blockchain explained (2) A decentralized economy (3) How blockchain works (4) How it is changing money and the way to do ecommerce (5) How blockchain works with cryptocurrencies. (6) How autonomous agents help blockchain to work. (7) How governments throughout the world are responding to blockchain. (8) How banks and financial institutions are using blockchain. (9) How to get ready for the new economy with blockchain (10) And much more.When you are ready to learn more about how blockchain works and how you can use it now and in the future, make sure to read through this book to help you get started, then move onto more advanced editions.

88 pages, Paperback

Published August 25, 2017

Reviews

[Darkseids_Boots · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is a very short work that purports to serve as an introduction to blockchain. Unfortunately, in reality it seems to be an amateur student paper masquerading as an authoritative introduction. Each chapter basically repeats the same cursory overview in slightly different words. I recall using a similar technique when I needed to write a high school paper and only had a few hours to fulfill a page requirement. There is no organization to be found because there are only about five pages worth of substance and stretching this thin layer over eighty pages precludes any attempt at organizing subject matter. I really derive no pleasure from being so negative, but I felt the need to at least present a different viewpoint from the majority of the preexisting reviews. If you want to tell people you read a book about blockchain, at least this one is short, but if you want to learn anything about blockchain besides a dictionary definition, seek substance elsewhere.