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Hi Everyone,

I'm really new to blockchain tech and wanted to learn more about it.
Any books you recommend to gather knowledge would be great.
I'm much more interesting in participating projects related to blockchain and I could see thounsands of them over the internet.

If you're really new as you said, you should start by learning what is Bitcoin and how it works. I guess it's a very simple and easy-to-understand example.
This is a good book: https://www.amazon.com/Blockchain-Revolution-Technology-Changing-Business/dp/1101980133 (https://www.amazon.com/Blockchain-Revolution-Technology-Changing-Business/dp/1101980133).

Have fun.

Thank you, I will check it out.

Welcome dear😊

This is an exciting new world to join

Visit this thread for a few tips how to manuever your way around the forums. I'm a newbie myself and checking out most threads here help a lot😊

Good luck!

Try reading "Mastering Bitcoin" by Andreas Antonopoulos.

Hi, also a newbie here! I just registered here and I'm still in the process of the learning how the technology works. I have been reading various posts to get a glimpse of this technology and my mind gets confused. It's a little bit complicated for a beginner I guess but I'm pretty sure I'll get to understand the process in the long run. Any suggestion where should I start with my research? Thanks!  8)

You should start researching first what is bitcoin and how it works on google. After reading a few articles about it, watch videos about bitcoin and how it works in YouTube. After watching videos, go around this forum and participate on discussions related to bitcoin. You should learn faster that way without ever reading a book. If not faster, you should be able to learn as time pass by. Just don't hesitate to ask others here when you don't understand something.

You can find all information from our forum. There are some shitty books but i learned everthing inside this forum. Just search if you cannot find your answers ask a question we are here to help you.

All informations are available in this forum itself. It is easy to understand. You can also search in google and youtube for better results.

i read this books and recommended it

1) Blueprint for a New Economy

2) mastering bitcoin

3)The Age of Concurrency

And some books about math and cryptography. :)

https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Mathematical-Cryptography-Undergraduate-Mathematics/dp/1441926747

Mastering Bitcoin: Programming open blockchains  :D

you need to read this forum old post and new posts. need to  read blogs about cryptocurrency like coindesk or newsbtc. Also serch in google and watch some youtube videos.If you don't understand any topics or things then post in this forum.Do these things you will learn huge :)

Thats hell lot of information for my post.
I will start with google & youtube and move to forum topics.

awesome thanks

For me having books is a big help but I also recommend to you just keep on reading here. The more we explore here the more that we can learn because we are doing it actual. I get only information here and it continually educating me. So let's explore.

I know this isn't a book but watch this documentary: "Banking on Bitcoin".

Very informative on the history and background of blockchain, Bitcoin etc.

To understand what the bitcoin and cryptoworld is the "Mastering Bitcoin" by Andreas Antonopoulos i think will be good.
If you want to trade i think Jack Schwager TA will be great. But you should know that the FA means a lot in crypto...

Hello, as for me I prefer reading and interacting from within the community, this way you will learn at a quicker pace.

Think of it that way, before you even know what bitcoin is, you may have heard about candle stick; and before fully grasping the idea of candle stick, you started  noticing technical analysis and the rest.

The point is, learn amidst the crowd.

Well, the best source is this forum + articles on dedicated sites. It is so dynamic, you should choose the blockchain technology (like Waves) and monitor this one source, maybe two, max three.

Thank you for the info guys!  :)