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BITCOIN AND CRYPTOCURRECNY TECHNOLOGIES BITCOIN MINING, BLOCKCHAIN BASICS AND CRYPTOCURRENCY TRADING & INVESTING FOR BEGINNERS 7 BOOKS IN 1 BOOK 1 BITCOIN IS BLOCKCHAIN AND HERE IS WHY! BOOK 2 LEARN FAST WHY BITCOIN IS THE INVENTION OF THE 21ST CENTURY BOOK 3 THE ADVENTURES OF THE CYPHERPUNK BILLIONAIRE CRYPTOREBEL BOOK 4 CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING USING HOT & COLD WALLETS BOOK 5 17 PRIVACY BASED COINS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BOOK 6 MUST HAVE TOOLS, BEST EXCHANGES AND TRADING STRATEGIES BOOK 7 TRADING BOTS, CANDLESTICK PATTERNS AND TRADING PSYCHOLOGY BORIS WEISER

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COPYRIGHT ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. NO PART OF THIS BOOK MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY FORM OR BY ANY ELECTRONIC, PRINT OR MECHANICAL MEANS, INCLUDING INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS, WITHOUT PERMISSION IN WRITING FROM THE PUBLISHER. COPYRIGHT © 2021 BORIS WEISER Disclaimer This book is produced with the goal of providing information that is as accurate and reliable as possible. Regardless, purchasing this book can be seen as consent to the fact that both the publisher and the author of this book are in no way experts on the topics discussed within and that any recommendations or suggestions that are made herein are for entertainment purposes only. Professionals should be consulted as needed before undertaking any of the action endorsed

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herein. Under no circumstances will any legal responsibility or blame be held against the publisher for any reparation, damages, or monetary loss due to the information herein, either directly or indirectly. This declaration is deemed fair and valid by both the American Bar Association and the Committee of Publishers Association and is legally binding throughout the United States. The information in the following pages is broadly considered to be a truthful and accurate account of facts and as such any inattention, use or misuse of the information in question by the reader will render any resulting actions solely under their purview. There are no scenarios in which the publisher or the original author of this work can be in any fashion deemed liable for any hardship or damages that may befall the reader or anyone else after undertaking information described herein. Additionally, the information in the following pages is intended only for informational purposes and should thus be thought of as universal. As befitting its nature, it is presented without assurance regarding its prolonged validity or interim quality. Trademarks that are mentioned are done without written consent and can in no way be considered an endorsement from the trademark holder.

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Table of Contents – Book 1 Should you read this book? Introduction Chapter 1 How Blockchain is connected to Bitcoin Chapter 2 A brief history of finance Chapter 3 Bitcoin fundamentals Chapter 4 The Publication of Whitepaper Chapter 5 The Author of the Bitcoin Whitepaper Chapter 6 The Distributed Ledger System Chapter 7 Who are the Bitcoin Miners Chapter 8 How Bitcoins are created Chapter 9 How secured is the Blockchain Chapter 10 Comprehending Business purposes Chapter 11 Introduction to Blockchain Attributes Chapter 12 Peer-to-peer network Chapter 13 Understanding Hashing Chapter 14 Cryptography Basics Chapter 15 What is a Digital Signature Chapter 16 Comprehending Logarithms Chapter 17 Understanding Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange Chapter 18 Elliptic Curve Cryptography Chapter 19 How to Encode arbitrary data Chapter 20 What is a Checksum Chapter 21 Understanding Vanity Addresses Chapter 22 Understanding the Double Spending problem Chapter 23 What is the Great Ledger Chapter 24 Comprehending the chain of Blocks Chapter 25 Understanding Testnet and Faucets Chapter 26 Segregated Witness Chapter 27 Transaction malleability Chapter 28 What is a Soft and Hard fork Chapter 29 What is Lightning Network Table of Contents – Book 2 Chapter 1 The importance of cryptocurrency Chapter 2 Defining Money aka Medium of Exchange

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Chapter 3 Trusted third parties & Quantitative easing Chapter 4 Double Spending Problem & Solution Chapter 5 The revolution of Crypto & Digital Cash Chapter 6 Centralization and decentralization. Chapter 7 The rise of the Cypherpunks Chapter 8 The MAN of the 21st Century! Chapter 9 The Distributed Ledger System Chapter 10 Transaction validation Chapter 11 Bitcoin mining fundamentals Chapter 12 Block reward process Chapter 13 Block Validation process Chapter 14 Transaction Fees Chapter 15 Supply and demand Chapter 16 Network Effects & BTM-s Chapter 17 Market Manipulation & Price Predictions Chapter 18 The best time to buy bitcoins! Chapter 19 The worse time to buy bitcoins! Chapter 20 Button line on buying bitcoins Chapter 21 Why would you use Bitcoin? Chapter 22 Bitcoin is dead Chapter 23 Bitcoin is a scam Chapter 24 Bitcoin is a bubble Chapter 25 Bitcoin is a stock Chapter 26 Bitcoin is a pyramid scheme Chapter 27 Bitcoin Skills Described Table of Contents – Book 3 Chapter 1 Early timeline from Public Evidences Chapter 2 Writing style of Satoshi Chapter 3 Satoshi’s Cryptography Skillsets Chapter 4 Satoshi’s Written Communication Skills Chapter 5 Satoshi’s DOB Chapter 6 Publishing the Bitcoin Software Chapter 7 Satoshi’s identity Chapter 8 Satoshi is an Individual Chapter 9 Satoshi Candidates No1 Chapter 10 Satoshi Candidates No2

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Chapter 11 Satoshi Candidates No3 Chapter 12 Satoshi Candidates No4 Chapter 13 Satoshi Candidates No5 Chapter 14 Satoshi Candidates No6 Chapter 15 Other Rumours, Assumptions and Theories Chapter 16 How Can Satoshi Prove himself Chapter 17 How did Satoshi left the project? Chapter 18 Why did Satoshi vanish? Chapter 19 Does it matter who Satoshi is? Chapter 20 Will we ever meet Satoshi? Chapter 21 Additional resources and references Table of Contents – Book 4 Chapter 1 What is a Cryptocurrency Wallet Chapter 2 How Cryptocurrency Wallet works Chapter 3 The Importance of Cryptocurrency Wallet Chapter 4 Online Wallets aka Hot Wallets Chapter 5 Paper Wallets Chapter 6 Desktop Wallets Chapter 7 Mobile Wallets Chapter 8 Cold Wallets Chapter 9 Tips to choose the right Wallet Chapter 10 Blockchain Wallet Online Installation Chapter 11 Blockchain Wallet Mobile Installation Chapter 12 Coinbase Wallet Online Installation Chapter 13 Coinbase Mobile wallet Installation Chapter 14 JAXX Liberty desktop Wallet Installation Chapter 15 JAXX mobile Wallet Installation Chapter 16 Exodus Wallet Chapter 17 TREZOR Chapter 18 Trezor One Versus Trezor Model T Chapter 19 How to setup the Trezor Model T Chapter 20 How to setup KeepKey Chapter 21 Ledger Nano Chapter 22 How to setup Ledger Nano S Chapter 23 How to setup the Ledger Nano X Chapter 24 How to upgrade the Ledger Nano Firmware

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Chapter 25 Additional Hardware wallets Chapter 26 How many wallets should you have Chapter 27 Wallet diversification: Scenario 1 Chapter 28 Wallet diversification: Scenario 2 Chapter 29 How to Buy and Transfer bitcoins on Hot and Cold Wallets Chapter 30 Why you must own your private keys Chapter 31 Hot Wallet Hacks Chapter 32 How to avoid Hardware wallet scams Chapter 33 Best Practices to Guard against MITM attacks Table of Contents – Book 5 Chapter 1 Defining Anonymity Chapter 2 Why Privacy coins needed Chapter 3 Cryptocurreny Basics Chapter 4 How Privacy Coins Work Chapter 5 ICO Insanity Chapter 6 How to avoid being scammed Chapter 7 Pump and dump Chapter 8 Komodo Chapter 9 DeepOnion Chapter 10 Solaris Chapter 11 Sumokoin Chapter 12 Firo aka Zcoin Chapter 13 AEON Chapter 14 Bytecoin Chapter 15 Navcoin Chapter 16 PIVX Chapter 17 DASH Chapter 18 Zcash Chapter 19 Monero Chapter 20 Verge Chapter 21 Beam Chapter 22 Grin Chapter 23 Particl Chapter 24 Horizon / ZenCash Chapter 25 Overview of Privacy Coins Chapter 26 Privacy Coins No1 Privacy Based Coin

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Chapter 27 Cryptocurrency regulations Chapter 28 SEC Chapter 29 CFTC Chapter 30 FinCen Table of Contents – Book 6 Chapter 1 Portfolio Tools: Blockfolio Chapter 2 Portfolio Tools: Messari Chapter 3 Portfolio Tools: Altpocket Chapter 4 Portfolio Tools: Delta Chapter 5 Portfolio Tools: Cointracking Chapter 6 Market Manipulation: Pump and Dump Chapter 7 Market Manipulation: Order book spoofing Chapter 8 Market Manipulation: Wash trading Chapter 9 Market Manipulation: Stop loss hunting Chapter 10 Market Manipulation: FUD Chapter 11 Bitcoin Options: Option Theory Chapter 12 Bitcoin Options: Option Strategies Chapter 13 How to build options strategies on Deribit Chapter 14 Extensive potential for Option markets Chapter 15 Crypto Trader TAX tool Chapter 16 Bear.Tax tool Chapter 17 CoinTracking as a TAX Tool Chapter 18 Koinly TAX Tool Chapter 19 No trading formula Chapter 20 Taking a loss – now what! Chapter 21 Why you must place Stop losses Chapter 22 Trading markets and Overtrading Chapter 23 Analysis Paralysis Chapter 24 Leverage Chapter 25 Bad Broker Advice Chapter 26 Choosing the wrong Exchange Chapter 27 Overconfidence Chapter 28 Market Activity & Initial Research Chapter 29 Researching Technical Elements Chapter 30 Double-check the Source Chapter 31 Checking Upgrades and Roadmap

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Chapter 32 Understanding Crypto Market Cycles Chapter 33 Dynamics between Bitcoin and altcoins Chapter 34 Comprehending Tokenomics Chapter 35 Technical Indicators Chapter 36 Exit Strategy Chapter 37 Crypto Exchanges: Coinbase Pro Chapter 38 Crypto Exchanges: Uniswap Chapter 39 Crypto Exchanges: Binance Chapter 40 Crypto Exchanges: FTX Chapter 41 Leveraged Trading Basics Chapter 42 BitMEX & BTC Futures Chapter 43 Leverage Trading Strategies Chapter 44 How Exchanges make money Chapter 45 How to use leverage responsibly Table of Contents – Book 7 Chapter 1 dYdX: Margin Trading Features Chapter 2 dYdX: Lending & Borrowing Chapter 3 dYdX: Margin Trading Step-by-step Chapter 4 dYdX: Spot Trading & Lending Step-by-step Chapter 5 dYdX: Trading BOTs Chapter 6 Introduction to Trading Bots Chapter 7 Trading Bots: TradeSanta Chapter 8 Trading Bots: Shrimpy Chapter 9 Trading Bots: Gunbot Chapter 10 Trading Bots: Crypto Hopper Chapter 11 Trading Bots: 3commas Chapter 12 Key metrics signals & Red flags Chapter 13 Volume & Liquidity Chapter 14 Project & Dev Activity Chapter 15 Comprehending the Project Chapter 16 Artificial Perception of Demand Chapter 17 Crypto.com: Interest earning tool Chapter 18 Crypto.com: VISA Card with Cash back Chapter 19 Crypto.com: Trading tool Chapter 20 100x Altcoin Research: Screening Process Chapter 21 100x Altcoin Research: Trading Volume & Exchange activity

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Chapter 22 100x Altcoin Research: Onchain Metrics Chapter 23 100x Altcoin Research: Development Activity Chapter 24 100x Altcoin Research: Project Uniqueness Chapter 25 100x Altcoin Research: Adoption & Community Support Chapter 26 Trading Tips: Option Moneyness Chapter 27 Trading Tips: Put Call Ratio Chapter 28 Trading Tips: Options Skew Chapter 29 Trading Tips: Market Parameters Chapter 30 Trading Tips: Options Expiry Dates Chapter 31 Bullish Candlestick Patterns Chapter 32 Bearish Candlestick Patterns Chapter 33 Continuation Candlestick Patterns Chapter 34 Trading Tips for Success Chapter 35 What is Implied Volatility Chapter 36 Why Implied Volatility is Important Chapter 37 What is Implied Volatility Rank Chapter 38 Trading Psychology: Gambler's Fallacy Chapter 39 Trading Psychology: Confirmation Bias Chapter 40 Trading Psychology: The law of Small Numbers Chapter 41 Trading Psychology: The Survivorship Bias Chapter 42 Trading Psychology: Correlation Chapter 43 Trading Psychology: Hindsight Bias Chapter 44 Trading Psychology: Recency & Attribution Bias Chapter 45 Trading Psychology: Sung Cost Fallacy Chapter 46 Trading Psychology: Winners & Losers Chapter 47 Step by step checklist for a Trading Plan Chapter 48 How to set up a Trade Order Conclusion

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Should you read this book? While some people think that Bitcoin is the main focus, Blockchain is Bitcoin's legacy. Blockchain is the technology behind Bitcoin, the revolutionary “virtual currency” that is changing the way people do business. Technology giants such as Intel, Microsoft, Cisco Systems, and Dell already invested in learning about Blockchain. The world’s largest Banks and Financial Institutions already created their own Cryptocurrency, using Blockchain technology. Fin-Tech Companies realized that Smart contracts are changing the way of doing Business, using the Blockchain platform. There are thousands of new start-ups investing every day into Blockchain, adapting to the technology of the future! A single Banking system can save between 8-15 Billion dollars per year, using Blockchain. Blockchain technology is already terminating trusted third-party services, replacing them with mathematical algorithms and digital signatures. Faster and cheaper payment transactions, in fact, employee payments can be made not daily, but every second. Better Data security by eliminating single point of failure. 100% Availability, using a fully decentralized peer-to-peer network, data will always be available. Blockchain will revolutionize a wide variety of businesses. Blockchain technology is influencing the future of doing Business, therefore, instead of falling behind, take advantage now, and learn how to master Blockchain today! Communication already in motion and visible between Person to Person, Business to Business and Machine to Machine. This book has lots of in depth information that will help you to comprehend Blockchain technology. It is a detailed guide on all Blockchain attributes and how the technology works behind Bitcoin. This guide is an excellent choice to gain a better understanding of what Blockchain is, how it improves data integrity, how it fundamentally changes the future of doing business and how it enhances data security. There are plenty of books on this subject in the market, thanks again for choosing this one! Every effort was made to ensure the book is riddled with as much useful information as possible. Please enjoy!

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Introduction This book includes 4 manuscripts. Book 1 Book 1 will avoid technical details to provide a better understanding to those who are new to this technology. There are certain terms that some technical background in Information Technology would help understand. However, it’s not essential. Everyday English has been used through this book to avoid confusion, and this book will take you by the hand and show you step-by-step how digital currency was born. For better understanding, we go back in time, and summarize the history of finance, then explain what has triggered the birth of several cryptocurrencies in our current society. Next, we analyse the theory and the primary focus behind the inventor of Bitcoin. Then take a closer look at the possible candidates of the birth father of Blockchain in more depth. Next, we briefly analyse what the distributed ledger system is, and how it is operated. Followed by the introduction of the miners, who they are, and what is their responsibility. Then it moves on to the process of how each block gets created, then how they eventually create a chain, which we call Blockchain. We will also go into more detail of what security measurements we have in place on the Blockchain. Next, we will focus on the understanding of the reason why this technology will change the world, by looking at business purposes, and banking systems of the future. The second part of this book will cover advanced topics and the contents will get technical. We will discuss step-by-step how Blockchain attributes are working together. Blockchain is based on multiple existing technologies working together, and this book will reveal each of them for your understanding. Reading about each technology explained in this book will get you closer to mastering Blockchain and understand in depth how it improves data integrity, as well as enhances data security. It will then move on to explaining the advantages of

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terminating trusted third-party services and replacing them with mathematical algorithms and digital signatures. Next, it explains what 100% Data Availability is, using a fully decentralized peer-to- peer network, and how data will always be available. Finishing off, by explaining Lightning network and how it’s going to help us by using faster and cheaper payment transactions, and how employee payments can be made, not daily, but every second. Book 2 Book 2 will dive into the details of Bitcoin, Bitcoin mining and Blockchain basics, so by the end of this book you become confident to have a decent discussion about any of these topics. First and foremost: What is Bitcoin right? Well, there are many ways to explain what it is, and I heard plenty of versions to be honest. Different people would explain in a different ways, but you really can’t describe it one sentence. To explain what Bitcoin is, 5 minutes simply not enough. The Bitcoin industry has been grows and became so big, that even it’s one instrument, it described as a completely different asset. Traders look at it one way, investors look at it in another, but same applies to Bitcoin merchants, cryptocurrency exchanges, Bitcoin core developers, journalists, hedge funds, governments or regularity agencies such as SEC, CFTC, or FINZEN. But criminals and underground figures also using bitcoins for different purposes. Generally most people look at it as a medium of exchange, investment, trading asset, or store of value. In order to simplify what Bitcoin is, you might take into the consideration of the following: Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, also in a category of digital assets. Bitcoin is a revolutionary technology which enables users to send payments over the internet, and because it uses computer hardware for it’s network in a decentralized manner, it also known as a peer-to-peer system. As a peer-to-peer system, it has no authority, therefore it can not be easily manipulated or duplicated. Each payment known as a Bitcoin Transaction, and once they are verified, they get recorded on it’s ledger system called

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blockchain. The reason we call the ledger system blockchain is because bitcoin transactions are gathered in a forms of blocks in about every 10 minutes, and because they create a chain of blocks, we began to call it blockchain. The Bitcoin blockchain, known as the ledger system, is open to the public, and every computer which is part of the network has a copy of the ledger. Each of those computers that reside on the network, are also responsible to verify transactions, which they get rewarded new bitcoins from the Bitcoin network. This process is actually called bitcoin mining, or just mining. To simplify it, mining is nothing but validating bitcoin transactions and getting reward for it from the network. Bitcoin miners are specialised computer hardware, and their main responsibility is to verify transactions. The system has been programmed, so that only 21 million bitcoins will be ever mined, and every 4 years the mining reward decreases. For this reason, it has a predicted supply, and it’s governed by scarcity, makes it valued like gold in a digital form. Bitcoin is the first of it’s kind, and often people describe it as money of the internet. The bitcoin supply is controlled by computers instead of banks, and this is also the reason once you have some bitcoins, you are your own bank. Anyone who has internet access can use it, and transfer any amount of money anywhere in the world anytime of the day without any intermediary. Bitcoin also known as an efficient accounting system, as it’s running automatically, without any human intervention, eliminating trusted third parties. Because the ledger system publically available, every bitcoin is accounted for, therefore it’s impossible to counterfeit or duplicate bitcoins on the network. Because if these properties, bitcoin is also known as a trusted payment system, or trusted money. Because the network is not controlled by anyone, there is no central point of failure; therefore it can not be shut down. Bitcoin exist since 2009, and the network has never been hacked. Bitcoin is transferable between 2 parties and can be used anonymously; all though it is not completely anonymous, so the best term to be used is that it is semi- anonymous. The bitcoin ledger contains all previously made

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transactions, so it’s a perfect decentralized accounting system in a human history that was ever created. Bitcoin has many services that people are interested, and One of the first ability that attracted a certain type of people was its decentralized nature. Over time, people began to take advantages of its anonymity and began to use it on the dark web, which wasn’t ending well, and its value has decreased, but due to government regulations, bitcoin became legal to be used. In the early days of Bitcoin, the transactions had no fees, therefore another group of people began to take an interest, and started paying employees all over the world, or even used Bitcoin for donation purposes. Due to the continuous use cases, the demand for bitcoin has been grown, and people began to invest or even trade with it. This network effect has made Bitcoin to be even more visible to the public, and people began to use it as a store of value. At the end of 2017, CME and CBOE also taken a keen interests and started listing Bitcoin Futures, where qualified investors able to place bet on the upcoming price of bitcoin. It is fair to say that Bitcoin is used mainly for store of value, and this is due to its increasing value. As you see there is a huge industry revolving around Bitcoin, continuously making headlines in the media, even not everyone knows exactly what it is, or don’t own any, but at least, most people already heard about it. In the following chapter I will dive into more details why Bitcoin can become the money of the future, so I will talk about its origin, and what was intention, or reason for the creation, then explain its main properties, so we can understand how useful is in our current society. Book 3 Book 3 covers all the public evidences about Satoshi Nakamoto. Satoshi Nakamoto, who invented Bitcoin, also implemented blockchain and deployed the first ever decentralized digital currency, which is known as cryptocurrency. In order for Satoshi to succeed, he had to find a solution for the double-spending problem. The double spending problem relies on easily copied digital files;

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therefore he created a consensus system that is capable of auditing digital files by eliminating trusted third parties. Just mentioned Bitcoin, blockchain, cryptocurrency and decentralization but if you look around in todays market, you can see and hear different people using these terms for various purposes while trying to separate one from another. For example, large companies love mentioning that they will use the blockchain technology so they will keep all their information or data on the blockchain while they don’t mention anything about decentralization. Many entrepreneurs and new fin- tech companies continuously creating new digital currencies, which they dare to call cryptocurrency while they use terms like blockchain, but the large percentage of these cryptocurrencies are not decentralized or fairy mined. This makes them a scam token or scam ICO. A centralized digital currency. Still, there are others who truly believe in Bitcoin and know that implementing blockchain without decentralization has no meaning and there is only one true cryptocurrency out there that was fairly mined and distributed from the beginning with no pre-sale involved such as every ICO nowadays. There was no money collection for the development and that project has grown to be the most decentralized blockchain which is of course the Bitcoin network. Those who love the idea of decentralized blockchain or fairly distributed cryptocurrency like Bitcoin love to talk about it and often spread the word to others yet all we see is an opportunity. These opportunities revolving around investing, trading, running online or offline exchanges, creating cryptocurrency Wallets or other related applications, writing books about these topics, creating documentaries, or video courses but the main focus always stays the same; Opportunity. A chance, a prospect, a break to spread the word. Yet most of these topics always seem to revolve around Bitcoin, blockchain, cryptocurrency, investing, trading, HODL-ing, BTM-s, ICO-s, pump and dumps but very few people talk about the inventor. The fact is that most people in crypto have no idea who invented Bitcoin or blockchain and the first ever decentralized cryptocurrency. Some might say, “ohh yeah I

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think it was some Japanese guy right?” Others might say “Bitcon is a scam!” In fact, even heard people saying that Bitcoin was created by the NSA. Found some great resources which include documentaries, books, audiobooks and courses on these topics, still, even the best contents out there don’t focus on the inventor of Bitcoin more than 5 or 10 %. Therefore it was time to create a book that is purely focusing of the architect of Bitcoin. There is a cryptocurrency revolution out there. There are thousands of cryptocurrencies exist (7671 to be precise in November 2020), which are now reachable for investors in every country around the globe. There are over 30 thousands of online exchanges (32933 to be exact in November 2020), as well thousands of cryptocurrency wallets including online wallets, desktop wallets, mobile wallets, hardware wallets and paper wallets. Bitcoin futures listed on CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) and CBOE (Chicago Board Options Exchange) for traders, which is completely legit and approved by the SEC (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission). We also have Grayscale Bitcoin Investment Trust aka GBTC which can be utilized as a saving account which I believe the only S.E.C. approved trust that can be used as a retirement fund. GBTC also has an advantage of quarterly withdrawable dividends. There are Bitcoin and Blockchain consultants, Bitcoin day traders or even Bitcoin brokers. There is also a huge demand for blockchain application developers, sales people and marketers. There are Bitcoin related certifications such as Certified Bitcoin Professional, Certified Bitcoin Expert or Certified Ethereum Developer. Likewise there is a huge demand for Bitcoin ASIC miners, sold by multiple companies such as Halong Mining, BitFury, Canon or Bitmain and many more. There are Bitcoin cloud mining contracts, Bitcoin ATM-s, Bitcoin Vending Machines, Bitcoin algorithmic trading software or Bitcoin bot traders and many of them acting as a built-in feature on multiple cryptocurrency online exchanges. There are thousands of Bitcoin news channels, forums, Facebook groups, Twitter fans and real time meet-ups all over the world in multiple languages. You can accept Bitcoin as a merchant or

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make purchases using Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. You can buy literally anything on thousands of websites. There is also a never ending Bitcoin related gift items available such as T-shirts, hats, watches, bracelets, key rings, mugs, pens and so on. As you see the Bitcoin industry has been grown dramatically after a decade of its existence, but we must not forget it was all started with a mystery man called Satoshi Nakamoto. Who is he, or she, or they? What kind of personality or political believes he has? How about his writing styles or technical expertise such as coding skills, cryptography, game theory framework or financial education? Well, this book will cover all that. This book will focus on the mystery man, how it’s all started, his adventures and how he managed to stay anonymous for over a decade. Book 4 Book 4 mainly focuses on cryptocurrency wallets, but you will also learn how to buy bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies from multiple online exchanges. You will also learn how to transfer cryptocurrencies from hot wallets to hardware wallets, so by the end of this book you will able to confidently create your own wallet, including paper wallet, online wallet, desktop wallet or mobile wallet and start investing in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. Furthermore, you will learn where to buy the most secured hardware wallets the cheapest price possible, how to install them, and how to make cryptocurrency transactions by either sending or receiving using cold storage. This book is structured in a way that even if you are a complete beginner you have nothing to worry about, as you will learn all the pros and cons of every single types of wallets, including online wallets, paper wallets, desktop wallets, mobile wallets, and of course the most secured amongst them all; the hardware wallets. First you will learn what the main characteristics of cryptocurrency wallets are and how they work. You will also learn the importance of the cryptocurrency wallet and how a Bitcoin 3D QR code have been