Oct 29, 2017
36 books to approach Blockchain and Bitcoin
Blockchain is one of the great levers that are driving technological change and that greatly widens the borders of disintermediation. This disintermediation seems particularly promising in the realm of money. Here is a short list with some readings (36 books) to approach with solvency the nature of money, what blockchain is, and to win criteria on what we can expect from Bitcoin and other crytocurrencies.
Antifragile, Nicholas N. Taleb
The Bitcoin Standard: Sound Money in the Digital Age, Saifedean Ammous
Money, Free and Unfree, George Selgin
The Theory of Efficient Dyamics, Jesús Huerta de Soto
Individualism and Economic Order, F.A. Hayek
The Firm, The Market, and The Law, R. H. Coase
1984, George Orwell
On the Origins of Money, Carl Menger
Bitcoin: the Future of Money?, Dominic Frisby
The Theory of Money and Credit, Ludwig von Mises
Chaos, James Gleick
Competition and Entrepreneurship, Israel Kirzner
The Fatal Conceit, F.A. Hayek
La Revolución Blockchain, D. Tapscott/A. Tapscott
The book of Satoshi: the collected writings of Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto, P. Champagne
The Age of Crytocurrency, P. Vigna/M. Casey
La Cuarta Revolución Industrial, Klaus Schwab, Debate, 2016.
The Science of the Blockchain, Roger Wattenhofer
The Sovereign Individual, J. Davison/W. Ress-Mogg
Revolutionary Wealth, Alvin Toffler
El filtro burbuja, Eli Parinser (Taurus)
The Black Swan, Nicholas N. Taleb
Digital Gold, Nathaniel Popper
Information: the New Language of Science, H-C von Baeyer
Escape From the Central Bank Trap, Daniel Lacalle
Blind Robbery!, P. Bagus/A. Marquart
Why Information Grows, César Hidalgo
From Zero to One, Peter Thiel
The Collapse of Complex Societies, J. Tainter
The Death of Money, Jim Rickards
End the Fed, Ron Paul
The Ethics of Money Production, J.G. Hülsman
Human Action, Ludwig Von Mises
Trust: The Social Virtues and the Creation of Prosperity, Francis Fukuyama
The Innovator’s Dilemma, C.M. Christiansen
The Information, James Gleick
