book review
Book reviews for the blockchain baffled; must-read books that break down the complexities, evolution and implications of blockchain technology and decentralization.
The Future Of Cryptocurrency Will Includes A Near Bottom Collapse In 2022
On September 7, 2022, one year after Bitcoin was first used, a sign for a Chivo Bitcoin ATM will be up in San Salvador, El Salvador. El Salvador has been using Bitcoin as legal currency for a year now, and the government has bought more than 2,000 bitcoins at prices close to their highs. So far, the country has lost more than half the value of the bitcoins it has bought.
By Estalontech4 years ago in The Chain
What Wikipedia can teach us about blockchain technology
Very nearly 10 years after the presentation of Bitcoin, there is a great deal of publicity about the blockchain innovation on which cryptographic forms of money, for example, Bitcoin are based. In some cases that innovation will upset businesses; others are more basic in their expectations.
By Sithum Chathumina4 years ago in The Chain
Bitcoin is a highly speculative investment. Why caution is required
With the cost of a bitcoin arriving at record highs of more than $10,000, an ever-increasing number of common individuals think about putting resources into cryptographic money. The new cost flood, be that as it may, accompanies colossal dangers. Financial backers ought to be ready for the likelihood that they could lose their whole speculation.
By Sithum Chathumina4 years ago in The Chain
The heart shaped Lockètt
Life is something I will never understand ever. What happen to the world, why the war came, what happened to my parents, and what will happened to me and my little brother if it didn’t end... it all started when in the end may of 2020 ( I was three at the time.) there was a viral pandemic. A virus called, “BLUVIC-20” but basically called: the Bluvornic virus.
By Ashley City4 years ago in The Chain
The book “One Up On Wall Street: How to Use What You Already Know to Make Money in the Market” by Peter Lynch - review
“One Up on Wall Street: How to Use What You Already Know to Make Money in the Market” by Peter Lynch. This book describes, in great detail, examples of how an ordinary investor can use what he already knows about a lot of companies whose products he uses regularly to invest and get a very good return on the stock market.
By Sebastian Voice4 years ago in The Chain
"Rich Dad Poor Dad", by Robert T. Kiyosaki - bookreview
Howdy, The guide “Rich Dad, Bad Dad” written by Robert T. Kiyosaki is any of the best-known books on financial education. Even though the author has become an instead controversial figure in recent years, the book written by him remains valuable and really should not be lacking in the knowledge of a trader who seeks financial independence.
By Sebastian Voice4 years ago in The Chain
