Bitcoin: The Future of Money?
Nov 2014 · Unbound Publishing
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Following the economic crisis of 2008, the website ‘bitcoin.org’ was registered by a mysterious computer programmer called Satoshi Nakamoto. A new form of money was born: electronic cash. Does Bitcoin have the potential to change how the world transacts financially? Or is it just a passing fad, even a major scam?
In Bitcoin: The Future of Money?, MoneyWeek’s Dominic Frisby's explains this controversial new currency and how it came about, interviewing some of the key players in its development while casting light on its strange and murky origins, in particular the much-disputed identity of Nakamoto himself.
Economic theory meets whodunnit mystery in this indispensable guide to one of the most divisive innovations of our time.
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June 24, 2018
Bitcoins a risk currency, but if you play it right it can pay well. Not to
mention it's not the queen's tender so there's no tax like the Rothschild
banks have
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William Sharrock
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May 16, 2017
Bitcoin is fools monopoly money!
About the author
Dominic Frisby is a comedian, an investment columnist for MoneyWeek and is a frequent speaker on gold and money on television, radio and at conferences. His first book, Life After the State, was published by Unbound in 2013.
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