Book Review

This book on money, by two economists, was so bad that I stopped reading after 33 pages. The authors ignorantly dismissed Bitcoin in a single sentence; thus, I concluded that the title wasn’t worth my time — or indeed anybody concerned with building a better monetary future.

Knut Svanholm's new book "Bitcoin: The Inverse of Clown World," is the perfect combination of light, relaxed reading and hard-hitting punch — sprinkled with a whole jar of humor.

In his latest book, Nouriel Roubini demonstrates the worst ways to try and attack Bitcoin.

“Bitcoin is Venice” is a masterful book that conveys economic ideals and bitcoin in imaginative and easily digested ways.

A study of how exactly Bitcoin’s principles are represented in the 2004 book by Tom Hodgkinson.

Eric Yakes creates a compelling account of how we’ve arrived at the monetary technology that is Bitcoin.

These books can help you expand your bitcoin knowledge, as well as your understanding of the world.

“Those willing to accept bills and other forms of deferred settlement demonstrate to us that money is fundamentally hierarchical. If a merchant...

Commentary by Jacob Donnelly.At least twice a week, I get asked about Bitcoin. More people in my network realize I write about it, so...

Earlier this year, Phil Champagne released a book called the Book of Satoshi.Phil is the managing director of Wren Investment Group and has a...