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For beginners, IMO, "The Bitcoin standard" will help to enlighten. "The Blocksize Wars" will be a great second reading in reinforcing the beginner into becoming a Maximalist.
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Yeah, that was my thinking too. Tyvm for reading.
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I can't argue with the "Bitcoin Standard", but choosing "The Blocksize Wars" as the second book to read about bitcoin is questionable. Don't get me wrong, The Blocksize Wars" is a very well written book. I happen to be reading it again right now. I just think there are more appropriate choices for a beginner. These would include "The Sovereign Individual", "The Price of Tomorrow ", Mastering Bitcoin", "Layered Money", and even "Digital Gold", which is a more comprehensive history of bitcoin.
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Oh, and tyvm for reading :D
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Yeah, it's been a while since I was a bitcoin beginner, so that might be clouding my judgement. But I think that The Blocksize War is a quintessential book to read if you really want to understand what bitcoin is about. There is a reason why Bcash failed and the mother shitcoin fork succeeded. It is that important to understand who the enemy actually is. I really think it should be the second or third book a bitcoiner should read.
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I don't want to nitpick. There is no question "The Blocksize Wars" covers a very important topic, and it was a very well written book. I just don't think a beginner is in the position to appreciate the importance of the block size debate until he or she knows more about bitcoin.
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the bitcoin standard or Layered money
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