About the book
New York Times reporter Nathaniel Popper traces the rise of Bitcoin, the digital money maintained by computers belonging to its users worldwide. Popper treats it as a story of group invention, told through the people at the center of the movement. Among them are Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, a Chinese entrepreneur, an Argentinian millionaire and Bitcoin's elusive creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. The book follows how an idea once treated as a joke grew into a technology worth billions of dollars, with believers from Beijing to Buenos Aires hoping for a financial system free of banks and governments. Bitcoin made some participants rich and sent others to prison. Sixteen pages of black-and-white photographs accompany the text.
Hong Qi Yu, founder of the TOKENIZE Exchange, called it the most extensive history of Bitcoin written so far and suggested it for crypto newcomers and enthusiasts alike.
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Hong Qi Yu (Founder/TOKENIZE Exchange)
Digital gold presents the most extensive history of bitcoin thus far, making it an invaluable page-turner for crypto aficionados and newbies alike. This is a must read for anyone interested in understanding what many consider to be the greatest invention since the internet.
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