MiataDrivers - Virtual Billions: The Genius, the Drug Lord, and the Ivy League Twins behind the Rise of Bitcoin
Eric Geissinger
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Virtual Billions: The Genius, Eric Geissinger epub Virtual Billions: The Genius, Eric Geissinger pdf download Virtual Billions: The Genius, Eric Geissinger pdf file Virtual Billions: The Genius, Eric Geissinger audiobook Virtual Billions: The Genius, Eric Geissinger book review Virtual Billions: The Genius, Eric Geissinger summary | #558091 in Books | 2016-04-05 | 2016-04-05 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.30 x1.00 x6.30l,1.25 | File type: PDF | 295 pages||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Too much unrelated fluff to swim through.|By John A. Nagle|The book covers a lot of the meat aptly, but you have to swim through seemingly endless filler material to get to it. Even the most innocuous paragraph could lead Geissinger down a rabbit hole of what could only be generously referred to as related history. I kept hoping that that would not be the pattern I would see th||“Like The Big Short and Bringing Down the House, Eric Geissinger’s Virtual Billions tackles a fascinating but elusive subject—in this case, Bitcoin—and makes it accessible and entertaining. This is a riveting slice
Bitcoin, the digital currency, was introduced in 2009 with little fanfare; five years later, shocking the world, it was worth $14 billion. This book explores the cyber currency by focusing on the remarkable stories and intriguing personalities of those responsible for its sudden success: Satoshi Nakamoto, the reclusive and anonymous genius who created Bitcoin; Ross Ulbricht, aka the Dread Pirate Roberts, administrator of the largest and most successful Dark Web drug...
You can specify the type of files you want, for your gadget.Virtual Billions: The Genius, the Drug Lord, and the Ivy League Twins behind the Rise of Bitcoin | Eric Geissinger.Not only was the story interesting, engaging and relatable, it also teaches lessons.
