The Internet of Money Books in Order
Find Andreas Antonopoulos's Internet of Money books in volume order, with summaries of talks exploring Bitcoin, open financial networks, and their social effects.
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The Internet of Money books in publication order
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The Internet of Money
by Andreas Antonopoulos
2016
Adapted from Antonopoulos's talks, these essays explore Bitcoin's significance beyond its technical operation. They consider the historical, social, and philosophical implications of open financial networks, including questions about access, independence, and the relationship between money and established institutions.
The Internet of Money Volume Two
by Andreas Antonopoulos
2017
Eleven talks examine Bitcoin and related technologies, addressing introductory concepts, blockchain marketing, currency conflicts, and Ethereum. A question-and-answer section extends the discussion, connecting digital money with broader questions about institutions, public understanding, and possible applications.
The Internet of Money Volume Three
by Andreas Antonopoulos
2019
This collection gathers twelve talks delivered between 2017 and 2019 about open blockchain networks and money. Antonopoulos examines financial access, surveillance, corporate currencies, and authority, asking how these systems might change who controls transactions and participation in economic life.
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