Need book suggestions for a nocoiner friend finally coming around to Bitcoin.
"I’d like it to be somewhat technical where it explains current monetary policy and makes the case for BTC and why and how it might fix the problems it presented.
I’d like it to be somewhat technical where it explains current monetary policy and makes the case for BTC and why and how it might fix the problems it presented."
(Thinking maybe he should start with some articles from #[0]​)
Inventing Bitcoin is a good short read
The Bitcoin Standard by Sailadeen Ammous. it explains the problem first which is critical to understanding the correct solution
The 7th property by Yakes
The bitcoin standard
-Bitcoin Standard
-21 Lessons
-Layered Money
-The price of tomorrow
The Bitcoin Heir Next Door is a simple read but helpful.
Still think there’s good background in The Sovereign Individual. Heavy reading, but ahead of its time.
After Lyn then maybe this one for the inevitable "how does it work then" question. I found this was the perfect amount of technicals simplifies without getting super technical.
Andreas Antonopoulos is way more accessible imo
Jesse's book is a good blend of the why and technicals of bitcoin in precise 1 page snippets. Gigi's is a good one for asking yourself questions you might not have thought about before.
Looking Glass is a great way to ease them in to our current situation and BTC as a way out. https://lookingglasseducation.com
⬇️ by Fidelity Digital Assets
Bitcoin First: Why investors need to consider bitcoin separate from other digital assets.
https://www.fidelitydigitalassets.com/sites/default/files/documents/bitcoin-first.pdf
