After Bitcoin: Investor's Exodus to Virtual Money

[coinvader]

Do you have any title ideas? the website could be named after one of them. I want to put a poll up so people can vote. I can send you crypto to set up website. It's not that much to create a website but you can operate that link. Already trying to allocate control of the project. So, nobody has total control.

As far as I know, when finding the best solution for a business, a book in your case, it is ideal to look for a combination of a name and a free domain at the same time. Like your Vadermoon token, you certainly don't want to find that after you've set everything up, for example, Vadermoon is a well-known bike parts company.
Maybe you can try to ask ChatGPT for some title ideas.

I didnt see the bicycle company but Vadermoon is separate from the book. Vadermoon is connected in a way because it's trying to be virtual money in a virtual game. as far as the domain name goes, I have a couple ideas the first is bitcoinsent.org and the second is bitcoinsent.info one is just a book site to download with a counter and one is for a bitcoin block explorer. Both are available. I could send you the funds to set the book site up. I'll try to do the explorer.

[safar1980]

Do not forget to write about mining, how the miners first fled from China to Kazakhstan, and then the miners were kicked out of Kazakhstan.
Here it is interestingly written about mining in Kazakhstan and how government agencies throughout the country quickly legalized mining.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5356902.msg62389659#msg62389659

[coinvader]

Miss them writing projects. One maybe dumb comment, but I'll ask anyway, never afraid to risk looking the way I actually am (coding illiterate) but why Github? I support decentralisation, etc., but a writing/editing collab probably benefits from something as simple as Gdoc (or an open source version of it), with some way to apply for permissions to edit.

Or am I wrong? Github is easier to see who edited/changed/text? I understand why it works better for code but literary... hard to see.

P.S. Mining's a section of Bitcoin literature I feel is the least covered. Bet there's a treasure trove of stories there would add to this project's uniqueness, if you could convince them mining discussion users.

Hey, Do you have a GitHub and can you fork the book? for the other version Bitcoin Sent? just name it/bitcoinsent

[coinvader]

Bitcoin Sent Cover

[Kakmakr]

I understand that some people want to be innovative and that they want to try new things, but a unedited book on GitHub with a massive "Wall" of text are not the way to do that.

When you do something "new" and "innovative" ...it has to be better than whatever came before it. How are you improving on Blogs or Books or Wikipedia for that matter?

[joniboini]

Just found out about your project from the Mining board. I don't think you need to make new threads to announce your book btw, just stick to this one and then look around if you want to create new articles related to mining.

Anyway, I think you'll have an easier time convincing people to share their stories if you use other platforms like Gitbook (if you still want to connect your GitHutb) for example. At the very least it should be better than your current setup, even though it is not ideal either since GitBook is designed for documentation. GitHub is just not suitable for collaborative writing IMO.

[Flexystar]

How about adding one chapter which will only talk about the Bitcoin's days after 100 years or may be after we mine the last Bitcoin. That could sum the end story or may be a new chapter which is associated with The New beginning of Bitcoin Era? You getting me where I am going with this. So in reality one can start predicting what it may look like into the future when other monetary system would be failing at the mercy of government and their crooked rules and regulations. While bitcoin still prospers because of its decentralized nature and miners overtaking different base sites all over the world. Let us assume there will be another WW thus only option we left out in monetary system would be decentralized trades and with modern world it would be bitcoin saga. This is already sounding amazing beginning for the Bitcoin. What do you think. Just trying, not a writer. lol

[coinvader]

How about adding one chapter which will only talk about the Bitcoin's days after 100 years or may be after we mine the last Bitcoin. That could sum the end story or may be a new chapter which is associated with The New beginning of Bitcoin Era? You getting me where I am going with this. So in reality one can start predicting what it may look like into the future when other monetary system would be failing at the mercy of government and their crooked rules and regulations. While bitcoin still prospers because of its decentralized nature and miners overtaking different base sites all over the world. Let us assume there will be another WW thus only option we left out in monetary system would be decentralized trades and with modern world it would be bitcoin saga. This is already sounding amazing beginning for the Bitcoin. What do you think. Just trying, not a writer. lol

Sounds great I think I will add an epilogue at the end to sum up everything but mainly how the future of crypto maybe. I will mention the omega block too but I'm only want to add the epilogue to the After Bitcoin version.

[coinvader]

Just found out about your project from the Mining board. I don't think you need to make new threads to announce your book btw, just stick to this one and then look around if you want to create new articles related to mining.

Anyway, I think you'll have an easier time convincing people to share their stories if you use other platforms like Gitbook (if you still want to connect your GitHutb) for example. At the very least it should be better than your current setup, even though it is not ideal either since GitBook is designed for documentation. GitHub is just not suitable for collaborative writing IMO.

I think I will add it to GitBook through GitHub.

here is the link to both versions

After Bitcoin

https://app.gitbook.com/o/wsVIHE2ixXLqjjcLK0AU/s/HyoYcrM5gMLEWSX7np2b/

Bitcoin Sent

https://app.gitbook.com/o/wsVIHE2ixXLqjjcLK0AU/s/qaI2R4fxpolI4Jof6hC3/

[joniboini]

I think I will add it to GitBook through GitHub.
here is the link to both versions

Did you make it private on purpose? I don't think other GitBook websites require people to sign in to view the contents. I'm pretty sure you can make a GitBook public with some customization[1]. If you do want to share it with specific people, hence requires authentication, I'm not sure it will attract others since they can't even see any preview of the book through that link. CMIIW.

[1] https://docs.gitbook.com/publishing/share/space-publishing#public-space

[coinvader]

I think I will add it to GitBook through GitHub.
here is the link to both versions

Did you make it private on purpose? I don't think other GitBook websites require people to sign in to view the contents. I'm pretty sure you can make a GitBook public with some customization[1]. If you do want to share it with specific people, hence requires authentication, I'm not sure it will attract others since they can't even see any preview of the book through that link. CMIIW.

[1] https://docs.gitbook.com/publishing/share/space-publishing#public-space

thanks I shared it to public heres the link.

https://coinvaders-organization.gitbook.io/bitcoin-sent-investors-guide-to-virtual-money/