Quote from: bitcointrader123 on January 11, 2019, 04:46:06 AM

I know there's a lot of free stuff on the internet about bitcoin, blockchain and cryptos in general, but I've had a hard time putting all the pieces together. It's like this massively complicated puzzle. Therefore, I've set out to find a couple of books that will help me quickly understand how it all works , from a programming and investing perspective as well. I've compiled the list at : http://tradingbtx.com/post/2019-01-07-best-crypto-books/ . Enjoy !

Thanks for the list, I am sure some people will find it helpful. I, however, think that in case of cryptocurrencies things are changing too fast to read books. When the book is written, edited and published, it gets already old, because of not taking into account something that happened afterwards. I find articles and videos more helpful when it comes to areas where innovation is important and development is fast.

Quote from: A_Green on February 01, 2019, 02:55:43 PM

Free materials do not always bring benefits. Your book is interesting, ready to buy it. It is interesting to read what came out of the experience, I am sure there is a lot of valuable information.

I think that access to knowledge has to be free. There will always be people who'd like to have a paper version, but those who don't have lots of money should not have to choose between basic needs and education. Fortunately, most of stuff is available online for free anyway, so that's not an issue.