I recently shared a list of book recommendations, because I keep reading I keep adding titles. This book by Rothbard is in my opinion essential for #bitcoin psychopaths like me. It tells the history of modern monetary power and its corruption in its roots. 
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Where can I find the list? I've read many Bitcoin-related books, always looking for new ones to add to my list. Happy to share recommendations if you like
A history of money and banking in the usa - MN Rothbard
The Revolution - Ron Paul
The history of money - Jack Weatherford
Democracy: the god that failed - HH Hoppe
Economics in one lesson - Henry Hazlitt
The 7th property - Eric Yakes
The black swan - NN Taleb
Superforecasting - Tetlock & Gardner
The sovereign individual - Davidson & Rees-Mogg
The bullish case for bitcoin - Vijay Boyapati
Principles for dealing with the changing world order - Ray Dalio
Layered money - Nik Bhatia
Economics for real people - Gene Callahan
Rules for radicals - SD Alinsky
When money dies - Adam Fergusson
The price of tomorrow - Jeff Booth
The bitcoin standard - Saifedean Ammous
The fiat standard - Saifedean Ammous
21 lessons - der Gigi
Amazing, thanks. I have already read a bunch of those or they are in the wishlist. Some others were out of my radar so I appreciate. Quick list of what I've also read you might be interested in:
Mastering Bitcoin - Andreas Antonopoulos
Grokking bitcoin - Kalle Rosenbaum
Mastering the Lightning Network - Andreas Antonopoulos
Cryptoenonomics - Eric Voskuil
For a New Liberty - Murray Rothbard
Hidden Repression - Alex Gladstein
The Blocksize War - Jonathan Bier
The ethics of money production - Guido Hüllsman
How to think about the economy - Per Bylund
What has the government done to our money - Murray Rothbard
Principles of Economics - Saifedean Ammous
Abundance through Scarcity - Io i Appelberg
Enjoy 😊
Awesome thank you, I'll add these titles after I read them. I read mastering bitcoin, I'm not sure about putting it in the list. Maybe I should.
It goes in my list because it was the first I read and I realized Bitcoin would really work.
Ah, how could I forget Human action by Ludwig von Mises?! 😅
Good point. Halfway through I diverted from human action to other books on Austrian school of economics. I was not ready to dive in Mises' crown piece without any knowledge about praxeology. I'll come back to human action after I finish a few more other titles.
