Bitcoin: Complete Guide To Bitcoin. Understand everything from getting started with bitcoin, sending and receiving bitcoin to mining bitcoin.

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Every informed person needs to know about Bitcoin because it might be one of the world’s most important developments.”  Leon Luow, Nobel Peace prize nominee Bitcoin has already changed the world of finance and continues to grow in popularity, impacting other industries and areas of life. Bitcoin is not only a new currency but an entirely new technology that is causing a revolution as big as the internet once did. While people have dismissed bitcoin as a fad that will pass, the internet was also dismissed in its early days, with Bill Gates stating Microsoft had no interest in the internet. Bitcoin, blockchain, cryptocurrency may seem like technical jargon that only computer or finance experts can understand. However, bitcoin is far more accessible to everybody in the world than you may think. Even if you have never purchased a bitcoin before, after reading this book you understand how to easily set up a bitcoin wallet then buy and trade bitcoins. You do not need to have any computer or finance background to understand this book, it is designed to be as accessible as possible to beginners with no exposure to bitcoin. If you are already experienced with buying bitcoin, this book contains information about mining bitcoin including cloud mining and more advanced bitcoin topics.

Bitcoin: Complete guide to bitcoin, understand everything from getting started with bitcoin, sending and receiving bitcoin to mining bitcoin.

In this book you will learn :

  • What is bitcoin?
  • History of bitcoin
  • The dark history and story of bitcoin
  • Who is Satoshi Nakamoto and the creation of bitcoin
  • What is the blockchain?
  • How blockchain technology works
  • Difference between blockchain and bitcoin
  • Benefits of using bitcoin
  • Disadvantages / dangers of using bitcoin
  • Setting up a bitcoin wallet
  • Buying, selling and trading...readmore

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