There's a lot of information on cryptocurrency and blockchains out there.
But, for the uninitiated, most of this information can be indecipherable. The Basics of Bitcoins and Blockchains aims to provide an accessible guide to this new currency and the revolutionary technology that powers it.
The Basics of Bitcoins and Blockchains covers topics such as the history of Bitcoin, the Bitcoin blockchain, and Bitcoin buying, selling, and mining. It also answers how payments are made and how transactions are kept secure. Other cryptocurrencies and cryptocurrency pricing are examined, answering how one puts a value on cryptocurrencies and digital tokens.
Blockchain technology underlies all cryptocurrencies and cryptocurrency transactions. But what exactly is a blockchain, how does it work, and why is it important? The Basics of Bitcoins and Blockchains will answer these questions and more. Learn about notable blockchain platforms, smart contracts, and other important facets of blockchains and their function in the changing cyber-economy.
Bitcoins and Blockchains' Basics offers trustworthy and balanced insights to those interested in Bitcoin investing or investing in other cryptocurrencies. Discover the risks and mitigations, learn how to identify scams, and understand cryptocurrency exchanges, digital wallets, and regulations with this book. You'll also learn about the evolution and potential impacts of Bitcoin and blockchains on global businesses.
Jason explains cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies clearly and articulately, whilst remaining witty."
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About the Author :
ABOUT MARK Mark Azisis a leading global influencer in stock, options, and forex trading. He is Canadian-born, travels the world, and currently resides primarily in the Caribbean. He started his first business at seventeen and has been a full-time entrepreneur since. He first started on the markets working for a Wall Street titan on assessing stock market trading system on penny stocks and small caps stocks. Then he joins the forex proprietary trading desk of a major US bank, developing different options strategies to hedge currency trades dynamically. His personal style has evolved from value investor to swing trader, then day trader, and more recently, adding algorithmic trading structures and machine trading to his repertoire. His edge is in exploiting short-term technical information that most traders would not have access to and fundamental/conventional trading discipline in detail, detail, detail. Institutional clients consider him as one of the best structural traders in the business. In his words, My best skill-set does include day-to-day management in running a trading system. My best-offered skill-sets are trading strategies modeling (which does assist day-traders, swing and options traders), trader mentoring, coaching, and market advice as it relates to short to medium-term investing (market inflection). His style is best suited to those that treat trading and investing as a serious endeavor, whether it be trading part-time, swing trading, or full-time day trading. Specific to day trading or short swings, you will typically find him in the market for a short period of time and in stock equities that have sector momentum, specific chart set-ups, or a news catalyst. He avoids risk like the plague. His goal is to compound his wins at 1% or more per day (what he refers to as compound trading). You will regularly find him starting a small account, challenging himself to compound it over a specific period of time. He will also trade momentum stocks in the morning (or when the news is breaking), specifically when the set-up is unusually attractive. He will also swing trade equities when the market is in a predictable uptrend and not at risk. He regularly trades futures, stocks, options, currency, and crypto-related instruments. The knowledge gained while learning the technical mechanics of being an expert compound trader will undoubtedly increase your win rate and make you a better trader with momentum plays, swing trading, and value investing. If you can maintain a decently high win-rate, then you only need to take one to three trades per day to achieve the desired result. One of the most important components is limiting loss. In other words, if you want a .20 - .40 gain for a 1% - 2% gain on a 20.00 stock, then you better limit your downside to .5 to .10 cents - a disciplined stop loss method becomes critical. Another important component is liquidity. In other words, sizing into a trade as your account gets larger can be more difficult (as can chipping out your exit). This is mitigated in many ways, primarily through choosing market or sector trades with huge liquidity and more frequent trading. He knows that 90% or more-day traders lose and that most consider a 60% win-rate a good to a great record, but he doesn't buy into that and does not accept a win rate less than 80% as good. You will find him aggressively transparent and, as you allow, aggressively committed to seeing every trader.
Review :
Wilmer J.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing book
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2021
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Excellent explains, greats advices, step by step. Excellent book from beginners to ... whatever level. I absolutely recommen this book.
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