The Little Book of Bitcoin: What You Need to Know That Wall Street Has Already Figured Out
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Expert financial guide to understand the technology, potential, and disruptive effects of crypto
In The Little Book of Bitcoin, founder and comanaging partner of SkyBridge Capital Anthony Scaramucci delivers a comprehensive guide to understand disruption in the financial industry as a result of the emergence and increasing prominence of digital asset technology. This book runs the gambit from basic concepts all the way to implications of decentralized finance on the financial industry and society as a whole.
In this book, listeners will learn about:
● Hashes, blockchains, and mining, and how these three processes sync up like an orchestra to make global participation in crypto possible
● Bitcoin as digital gold, and its similarities and differences to other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum
● Trading different cryptocurrencies, both popular and lesser known, through centralized platforms like Binance and decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms like Uniswap
● Promising technology to facilitate anonymized legitimacy called “zero knowledge proof” and how it works
The Little Book of Bitcoin is an essential up-to-date guide to digital assets and associated technologies for all individuals, from hedge fund managers to newcomer retail investors, seeking to understand and prepare for a new world of finance.
rob –
Mooch does a great job explaining the intricacies & fundamentals behind BTC. It was fascinating hearing about his history & how he got orange pilled after originally being a sceptic. The most enjoyable book on BTC I’ve read….& I’ve read them all.
[...]veggio –
Loved this book, easy to read and understand what is not necessarily an easy subject.Already watch the Mooch on YouTube and thrilled to read his book, knowing that Skybridge is going from strength to strength through crypto. It is the future.
[...]Amazon Customer –
If you enjoy a story as well as facts then this is a great introduction to Bitcoin if you’re a beginner. Although I have been studying Bitcoin for four years I still found much of this book interesting and entertaining.
[...]EddieG –
A clear and concise overview and background to this subject. A particular strength is the author’s insights into how the financial industry is coming around to it.For me, it was a worthwhile purchase and read
[...]G. Stevens –
Not worth it
[...]If you can spell Bitcoin. Reading this book will be a complete waste of your time.
PokeyCityG –
Transformative financial innovation everyone can understand and potentially benefit from.
[...]Anthony Scaramucci’s The Little Book of Bitcoin offers a clear and engaging introduction to the complexities of Bitcoin, combining his financial expertise with relatable analogies that make the subject accessible to beginners. This concise guide balances technical insights with practical advice, making it an excellent resource for anyone curious about cryptocurrency and its role in the modern financial landscape.
Gregory –
Worth more than the feverish read I gave it.
[...]I will come back to this book again. I ordered the hardcopy and decided not to wait until January to read it. So I bought the Kindle book and tore through it in record time. It’s very accessible, and when it comes to financial information such as this, as a neophyte in these areas I needed it to be so.I got this book because it just didn’t make any sense to me what a digital currency was. But after the authors step-by-step review of the history of money, it’s beginning to become clear to me. I appreciate having physical books, so I will not cancel the hardbound copy I have on order. Good books are worth having in both digital and hardcopy form in my opinion.If you feel clueless on all things bitcoin, welcome to the club, and this book is very much worth your time.
maria adelaida mesa –
Great Book of BTC! loved it, Very Educational but in a Fun Way
[...]The Bitcoin Standard is a must read. And till I read this book, was the Best I had read. This book by Scaramucci is like to put in a way: Part 2, in the sense that brings updated examples and gives meaning and undestanding of BTC from other angels. Besides a Great Read..really Fun
Jason –
Good Story
[...]An easily read story of how multiple Wall Street folks (Including Anthony S. Himself) come to understand and believe in Bitcoin. Not a technical read, but a story. And a brief good one at that. Good if you are looking to understand why people buy bitcoin If you are looking for more technical reads I recommend ‘the Bitcoin standard’ or ‘thank God for Bitcoin’.