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# The Internet of Money Volume Two: A collection of talks by Andreas M. Antonopoulos

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Review: Ten out of Ten - - Highly recommended - especially if you want to get the bigger picture of the potential (and almost certain) disruptive impact of Bitcoin and Ethereum technologies.. I have worked my whole life in IT, both building and selling software for and to banks, insurance companies and especially large investment companies. During that time I also must have been involved in 100's of legal contracts. Plus for the last 12 years I have lived in the Philippines owning and running a resort that everyday bangs into the problems of getting modest advance payments from prospective customers from many different countries (using credit cards, bank transfers, Paypal etc). All areas potentially impacted by bitcoin and Bitcoin technology.. Plus I am a very conservative investor, who scoffed at Bitcoin just 3 months ago and sagely told others not to be duped. But Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies started to interest me 2 months ago (late comer, yes!) and I started to do some research. The Internet of Money is about the 5th book I have read including the whole history of bitcoin (the currency) and Bitcoin (the technology).plus the history of money and credit in general. As a result I am now starting to understand the full potential of the disruptive long term impacts of fully open, infinitely scalable, decentralized, anonymous peer to peer technology supported by new encryption techniques and the immutable nature of blockchains. Plus the applications now being built on this technology such as smart contracts. And the more you read, the clearer it becomes that we are indeed in a game-changing era. Maybe even more so than the early stages of the internet, which I started using in the early 90's. Especially, from the perspective of huge companies like banks, investment companies and maybe 70% of the globes currencies, etc etc. But also from the perspective of the under-banked and unbanked as Andreas calls these huge groups. Certainly the short term (next 2 years?) will be very volatile, especially for those who invest in crytpocurrencies or crowdfunding. But the longer term impacts may turn out to be mind blowing and there will be big winners, big losers and big opportunities. Without doubt, The Internet of Money Vol 2 will be the first book I will now recommend to my friends who are still skeptics or just starting to become interested in all the above. It is easy to read, concise, quite detailed, but not too much and most importantly keeps the big picture in focus at all times. Plus you can watch the podcasts if you prefer! .. . .
Review: The Internet Of Money - Volume 2 - Andreas goes into deeper detail about the revolutionary impact of crypto currencies. I liked the analysis of bitcoin’s proof-of-work technology and the immutable nature of the blockchain history. The economic disincentives of a hypothetical, coordinated attack on Bitcoin are extremely convincing. A compelling comparison is made to alt-coins and proof-of-stake designs. I have a much better understanding of layer 2 solutions for scalability. There was a great section on layer 2 payment channels and the lightening network technology. Overall - an exciting, informative and easy read!

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| Specification | Value |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #535,587 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #689 in Internet & Telecommunications #1,356 in Internet & Social Media |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 699 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ten out of Ten -
*by J***S on December 29, 2017*

Highly recommended - especially if you want to get the bigger picture of the potential (and almost certain) disruptive impact of Bitcoin and Ethereum technologies.. I have worked my whole life in IT, both building and selling software for and to banks, insurance companies and especially large investment companies. During that time I also must have been involved in 100's of legal contracts. Plus for the last 12 years I have lived in the Philippines owning and running a resort that everyday bangs into the problems of getting modest advance payments from prospective customers from many different countries (using credit cards, bank transfers, Paypal etc). All areas potentially impacted by bitcoin and Bitcoin technology.. Plus I am a very conservative investor, who scoffed at Bitcoin just 3 months ago and sagely told others not to be duped. But Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies started to interest me 2 months ago (late comer, yes!) and I started to do some research. The Internet of Money is about the 5th book I have read including the whole history of bitcoin (the currency) and Bitcoin (the technology).plus the history of money and credit in general. As a result I am now starting to understand the full potential of the disruptive long term impacts of fully open, infinitely scalable, decentralized, anonymous peer to peer technology supported by new encryption techniques and the immutable nature of blockchains. Plus the applications now being built on this technology such as smart contracts. And the more you read, the clearer it becomes that we are indeed in a game-changing era. Maybe even more so than the early stages of the internet, which I started using in the early 90's. Especially, from the perspective of huge companies like banks, investment companies and maybe 70% of the globes currencies, etc etc. But also from the perspective of the under-banked and unbanked as Andreas calls these huge groups. Certainly the short term (next 2 years?) will be very volatile, especially for those who invest in crytpocurrencies or crowdfunding. But the longer term impacts may turn out to be mind blowing and there will be big winners, big losers and big opportunities. Without doubt, The Internet of Money Vol 2 will be the first book I will now recommend to my friends who are still skeptics or just starting to become interested in all the above. It is easy to read, concise, quite detailed, but not too much and most importantly keeps the big picture in focus at all times. Plus you can watch the podcasts if you prefer! .. . .

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Internet Of Money - Volume 2
*by E***S on June 26, 2021*

Andreas goes into deeper detail about the revolutionary impact of crypto currencies. I liked the analysis of bitcoin’s proof-of-work technology and the immutable nature of the blockchain history. The economic disincentives of a hypothetical, coordinated attack on Bitcoin are extremely convincing. A compelling comparison is made to alt-coins and proof-of-stake designs. I have a much better understanding of layer 2 solutions for scalability. There was a great section on layer 2 payment channels and the lightening network technology. Overall - an exciting, informative and easy read!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thought provoking ideas, insights, deep aha moments. Sometimes repetitive. A bit too subjective
*by R***P on January 5, 2021*

Insightful. Provides some good thought provoking ideas and also some insight and deep aha moments regarding bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as a whole. Sometimes repetitive especially if you read the previous 2 volumes. Delivers a bit too subjective opinion and viewpoints up to the point where you cannot be sure whether you get presented with the full picture or not.

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