Cryptoassets : the innovative investor's guide to bitcoin and beyond /
Burniske, Chris,
Cryptoassets : the innovative investor's guide to bitcoin and beyond / by Chris Burniske and Jack Tatar. - 325 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contenidos: Author's Note
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: What
Bitcoin and the Financial Crisis of 2008
The Basics of Bitcoin and Blockchain Technology
"Blockchain, Not Bitcoin?"
The Taxonomy of Cryptoassets
Cryptocommodities and Cryptotokens
mhprofessional.com
kriso.lt
Part II: Why
The Importance of Portfolio Management and Alternative Assets
The Most Compelling Alternative Asset of the Twenty-First Century
Defining Cryptoassets as a New Asset Class
The Evolution of Cryptoasset Market Behavior
The Speculation of Crowds and "This Time is Different" Thinking
"It's Just a Ponzi Scheme, Isn't It?"
Part III: How
Fundamental Analysis and a Valuation Framework for Cryptoassets
Evaluating the Health of Cryptoasset Networks and Technical Analysis
Directly Investing in Cryptoassets: Mining, Exchanges, and Wallets
"Where's the Bitcoin ETF?"
The Wild World of ICOs
Preparing Current Portfolios for Blockchain Disruption
The Future of Investing is Here
Chris and Jack's Go‑to Crypto Resources
Notes
Index
Cryptoassets by Chris Burniske and Jack Tatar is a comprehensive guide for investors seeking to understand and evaluate digital assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and beyond. The book introduces a taxonomy for cryptoassets—grouping them into cryptocurrencies, cryptocommodities, and cryptotokens—while explaining how blockchain technology works.
It covers why cryptoassets are a legitimate and emerging asset class, compares them to traditional investments, and addresses concerns like volatility, speculation, and fraud. The authors also provide valuation frameworks, portfolio strategies, and practical tools for investing, including how to use exchanges, wallets, and assess ICOs.
9781260026672 1260026671
2017031956
Bitcoin.
Electronic funds transfers.
Investments.
HG1710 / .B86 2018
332.1/78
Cryptoassets : the innovative investor's guide to bitcoin and beyond / by Chris Burniske and Jack Tatar. - 325 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contenidos: Author's Note
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: What
Bitcoin and the Financial Crisis of 2008
The Basics of Bitcoin and Blockchain Technology
"Blockchain, Not Bitcoin?"
The Taxonomy of Cryptoassets
Cryptocommodities and Cryptotokens
mhprofessional.com
kriso.lt
Part II: Why
The Importance of Portfolio Management and Alternative Assets
The Most Compelling Alternative Asset of the Twenty-First Century
Defining Cryptoassets as a New Asset Class
The Evolution of Cryptoasset Market Behavior
The Speculation of Crowds and "This Time is Different" Thinking
"It's Just a Ponzi Scheme, Isn't It?"
Part III: How
Fundamental Analysis and a Valuation Framework for Cryptoassets
Evaluating the Health of Cryptoasset Networks and Technical Analysis
Directly Investing in Cryptoassets: Mining, Exchanges, and Wallets
"Where's the Bitcoin ETF?"
The Wild World of ICOs
Preparing Current Portfolios for Blockchain Disruption
The Future of Investing is Here
Chris and Jack's Go‑to Crypto Resources
Notes
Index
Cryptoassets by Chris Burniske and Jack Tatar is a comprehensive guide for investors seeking to understand and evaluate digital assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and beyond. The book introduces a taxonomy for cryptoassets—grouping them into cryptocurrencies, cryptocommodities, and cryptotokens—while explaining how blockchain technology works.
It covers why cryptoassets are a legitimate and emerging asset class, compares them to traditional investments, and addresses concerns like volatility, speculation, and fraud. The authors also provide valuation frameworks, portfolio strategies, and practical tools for investing, including how to use exchanges, wallets, and assess ICOs.
9781260026672 1260026671
2017031956
Bitcoin.
Electronic funds transfers.
Investments.
HG1710 / .B86 2018
332.1/78