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Blockchain: Understand the Revolutionary Digital Economy of the Future

Blockchain: Understand the Revolutionary Digital Economy of the Future

by Dijck, Peter Van
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Learn everything you need to know to about Blockchain without all the fluff and nonsense.

What if someone that is familiar with the blockchain process would take you through all the essentials of blockchain? Imagine all the amounts of time it will save you trying to figure it all out by yourself. Going through endless of blogs posts or find all the information you need in a well-constructed book to guide you.

Early cryptocurrency adapter, Peter van Dijck, has been on both sides of the equation. From losing thousands of dollars on bitcoin investments to making millions of dollars with the last dollars he had left. Peter took his experience and put a solid guide together to help you on your way to understanding blockchain. This guide is for the absolute beginner with no prior experience with blockchain.

In this book you'll learn: -How Machine Learning works -How it's used by billion dollar companies -How Machine Learning is shaping the future of businesses And lots more.

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Pub dateSep 20, 2017
ISBN-101976579201
ISBN-139781976579202
LanguageEnglish
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