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Title: Best books for introducing others to cryptos? Post by: Abiky on March 05, 2016, 08:56:35 PM I am looking for the ideal books that would allow me to teach others or introduce them to the world of cryptocurrencies. Which ones would you recommend to me that would be suitable for this task?
This would be best for educational purposes. Any help, would be greatly appreciated ;) Title: Re: Best books for introducing others to cryptos? Post by: Amadues on March 05, 2016, 09:00:09 PM I am looking for the ideal books that would allow me to teach others or introduce them to the world of cryptocurrencies. Which ones would you recommend to me that would be suitable for this task? This would be best for educational purposes. Any help, would be greatly appreciated ;) the best advice could be for example about taking a read in sub forum alt coins announcement... some "story" about clam coin, doge coin, or prime coin for example and then you see how approach next step... I don't think there are book "for senior" about the world of cryptocurrencies... every week there are new clone coming! Title: Re: Best books for introducing others to cryptos? Post by: onlinedragon on March 05, 2016, 09:01:36 PM Is an book for someone who is not involved with crypto attractive to read. Think few videos and good website with some explanation is more useful.
Title: Re: Best books for introducing others to cryptos? Post by: Abiky on March 05, 2016, 09:04:16 PM the best advice could be for example about taking a read in sub forum alt coins announcement... some "story" about clam coin, doge coin, or prime coin for example and then you see how approach next step... I don't think there are book "for senior" about the world of cryptocurrencies... every week there are new clone coming! You do have a point there. Every time I see new alts being released, each with their own features (and some are even clones/fork or another coin). I would probably use the sub forum as you stated previously, to teach others but if there is a good book about crypto currencies in general that I could use as reference it would be better. Thanks for your reply! :) Title: Re: Best books for introducing others to cryptos? Post by: Abiky on March 05, 2016, 09:06:12 PM Is an book for someone who is not involved with crypto attractive to read. Think few videos and good website with some explanation is more useful. Yeah. Usually the visuals are what attracts people most into things (like commercials) I will try to gather as much information as I can from cryptos and see what I could accomplish. ;D Title: Re: Best books for introducing others to cryptos? Post by: Amadues on March 05, 2016, 09:07:30 PM the best advice could be for example about taking a read in sub forum alt coins announcement... some "story" about clam coin, doge coin, or prime coin for example and then you see how approach next step... I don't think there are book "for senior" about the world of cryptocurrencies... every week there are new clone coming! You do have a point there. Every time I see new alts being released, each with their own features (and some are even clones/fork or another coin). I would probably use the sub forum as you stated previously, to teach others but if there is a good book about crypto currencies in general that I could use as reference it would be better. Thanks for your reply! :) :) nice to read that. there is also a site that remind when new coin will be released... but by the way 99% are scam, clone, fork of btc and other cryptos ... so read some paper like about name coin/ prime coin / litecoin many people like monero or ethereum or urocoin but I can't tell if time to study is worth. Title: Re: Best books for introducing others to cryptos? Post by: Abiky on March 05, 2016, 09:14:49 PM :) nice to read that. there is also a site that remind when new coin will be released... but by the way 99% are scam, clone, fork of btc and other cryptos ... so read some paper like about name coin/ prime coin / litecoin many people like monero or ethereum or urocoin but I can't tell if time to study is worth. Great! Thanks for your advice. Honestly, I think that people are more interested into privacy than anything else, so anon coins like Monero or Dash would be a great way to introduce them into crypto currencies. (not to mention Bitcoin in the first place) The most interest would be in Bitcoin itself since it is very valuable, it would attract a lot of new investors. :D |