I have gone through some pages of your book and I agree with others who mentioned that the book's formatting is not good. I noticed that some of the initial pages are blank and have page numbers 6-7 written on them. Whether this was intentionally done by OP or is because of formatting issues but it looks unprofessional.

Keeping the issues aside I must say that the book appears to be very informative. And it's visible that OP has put a lot of effort in it. I highly appreciate your hard work in creating such a valuable piece of Bitcoin history. I will definitely read the book.

Bitcoin History Actually Is Not Short Story This Is One Biggest Story But Today I,m Present Here With Short Line By Line.
When Bitcoin START Than I Don,t Know About What Is Bitcoin And When I Have Seen And Know As Well About Bitcoin At The First Time Than I Have Seen 1 BTC = $800 In 2015 Probably. But 2018 I Seen 1 BTC $19k Ang Agaib Huge Dump Market Crashed Go Down $4k Upto.And Now 1 BTC 2023 Year Near $30k

Because all you do is spam the forum with information about your upcoming book. People don't like it and have started reporting you. The admins have noticed it and began proceedings to have you banned. It usually takes 2-3 days before everyone gets on board. That's why you are seeing that notification. It's either that or theymos played an April Fools joke on all of us.    

Hi, there .... Tyke!

I have read almost all the books on Bitcoin that I could get my hands on, so I am looking forward to buy your book. I hope you can clearly describe the setting of Bitcoin in the early days and how it evolved over the years, so that "newbies" can understand how difficult our environment was in the early years.

Today, you can openly brag about your Bitcoin ownership, but in the early days it was cloak and dagger secret stuff.. that almost nobody knew about.

Good luck..... and please give us regular feedback on your progress. 

Hey Tyke, your project seems intriguing, and if executed well, a book could be a great addition to the Bitcoin community. I am unsure of your current progress, but I suggest that you consider having the book reviewed by seasoned experts in the field before its publication. This feedback will provide valuable insights and ensure that the book is accurate and informative.

As an example, while browsing through the available content, I came across page 30 where I noticed the following:
"On 17th November 2009, a public forum at www.bitcointalk.org was born
and founded by Satoshi (he was head admin until almost 2011)."

I checked the Whois info for the "bitcointalk.org" domain and it seems like it was only created in 2011. So, the info in your book about it being founded in 2009 cannot be right. From what I have heard, this forum's first version was actually hosted on the domain "bitcoin.org."

Hi Tyke,

Great idea! I'd love to purchase a hardcover book on this topic for my library. I do have a couple of suggestions, though. Have you considered including a chapter on academic research and another on the experiences and posts of users in the bitcointalk community? It would be interesting to explore topics like the popular term "Shitcoin" and the concept of forks in more detail 

for the academic chapter I would suggest the paper published at the Association for Computing Machinery - ACM called "Bitcoin Pedigree"


Cite Them Right Harvard Referencing

and the post "HODL"

Best.