If you are interested in bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies, it doesn’t just come out of the blue. Then it is because somewhere your interest in the phenomenon of ‘crypto’ and blockchain has been aroused. There’s no harm in continuing to nurture that interest. In addition to crypto news and woodcutting analysis, books are an excellent medium for this. Here you will find our reading tips for 2023.
Our money is broken – and why bitcoin is the solution (Bert & Peter Slagter)
The crypto world is not equally accessible to everyone. Because not everyone takes the time and effort to carefully study the underlying idea of crypto. Of course, our money is worth less and there is no one who can do something about this. But it’s a bit more complicated than that.
In Our money is broken – and why bitcoin is the solution read why cryptocurrencies are a fundamental new beginning for our entire financial system and for the concept of ‘money’. Crypto and bitcoin have no guarantee that it will be a success – of course, nothing in the world has that. The authors explain in an accessible manner why it could be a success and why not.
The intelligent investor (Benjamin Graham)
The intelligent investor is without a doubt a classic that will at least benefit every investor. Graham was the mentor of Warren Buffet, who is nowadays referred to in the same breath as ‘investing’. Some aspects of investing are universal, and therefore also apply to crypto HODLers and traders.
If you use a proven strategy, you already take away a lot of worries. Learning to think effectively is an important part of this book, which is why it is still very practical even after more than 70 years. Unfortunately it is not the easiest book.
Market Wizards – Interviews with top traders (Jack D. Schwager)
Want to know how the biggest and most successful investors do their thing? Earning money and especially keeping it is what every investor and trader strives for, but the individuals Schwager interviewed for this book stand out above the average investor.
Legendary names such as Paul Tudor Jones and Michel Steinhardt are extensively discussed. There is also a part two called ‘New Market Wizards’. Unfortunately, they’re only available in English at the moment, and it’s a really spicy book.
Crypto Encyclopedia – Everything about Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Technology (Krijn Soeteman)
Does the strange terms in the crypto world drive you crazy? It is not surprising that you do not immediately know what Proof-of-Work, strike, or smart contract means. You can be difficult, but you can also easily look it up in a book where you know for sure that the description is correct.
The Crypto Encyclopedia van Krijn Soeteman can provide you with excellent assistance. The book can not only be consulted if you are looking for a specific word. You can also just read it, because it doesn’t read annoying. Things are even explained with pictures.
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