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| === Saifedean Ammous - HillsboroLib 332.404 AMMOUS 2018 === | === Saifedean Ammous - HillsLib 332.404 AMMOUS 2018 === Loquacious and disorganized, embellished with Rothbardian pontification. I skimmed a lot. The economist author's message is that bitcoin substitutes for gold and for state-controlled central banks. I'm OK with the message, but a concise 30-or-less page academic paper could be more effective. I had hoped to learn more details about the technology; I got that from the first chapters of [[ https://www.amazon.com/dp/0691171696 | Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies: A Comprehensive Introduction ]] 2016, though I would prefer a second edition of this book. Perhaps these papers: [[ https://capitalism.columbia.edu/files/ccs/workingpage/2017/ammous_cryptocurrencies_and_the_functions_of_money.pdf | Can cryptocurrencies fulfil the functions of money? ]] 2018 S Ammous [[ https://scholar.archive.org/work/5mydeb73ivfvtcss7yxtjtojxq/access/wayback/http://wvuieeepes.org:80/ee335/papers/SSRN-id2832751.pdf | Blockchain technology: What is it good for? ]] 2016 S Ammous [[ http://journal.apee.org/index.php/ajax/GDMgetFile/2015_Journal_of_Private_Enterprise_vol_30_no_3_parte2.pdf | Economics beyond financial intermediation: digital currencies' potential for growth, poverty alleviation and international development ]] 2015 S Ammous [[https://capitalism.columbia.edu/files/ccs/workingpage/2015/center_working_paper_ammous_economics_beyond_financial_intermediation_1.pdf | Economics beyond Financial Intermediation ]] 2013 S Ammous |
The Bitcoin Standard
The Decentralized Alternative to Central Banking
Saifedean Ammous - HillsLib 332.404 AMMOUS 2018
Loquacious and disorganized, embellished with Rothbardian pontification. I skimmed a lot. The economist author's message is that bitcoin substitutes for gold and for state-controlled central banks. I'm OK with the message, but a concise 30-or-less page academic paper could be more effective.
I had hoped to learn more details about the technology; I got that from the first chapters of Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies: A Comprehensive Introduction 2016, though I would prefer a second edition of this book.
Perhaps these papers:
Can cryptocurrencies fulfil the functions of money? 2018 S Ammous
Blockchain technology: What is it good for? 2016 S Ammous
Economics beyond Financial Intermediation 2013 S Ammous