دانلود کتاب تجارت رمزنگاری برای مبتدیان بلندپرواز – راهنمای عملی تجارت سودآور در بیت کوین و سایر ارزهای دیجیتال

Cryptocurrencies are rapidly taking over the world. The total value of all cryptocurrencies combined was more than $2,600 billion late 2021, and by the time you read this it could very well be much more. Not bad for a technology that was developed in 2008 in response to an international banking crisis that had brought the global financial system to the brink of collapse. No one could have guessed that the technology behind Bitcoin—a trustless, decentralized peerto- peer network that allows transactions to be validated and stored on cryptographically secured blocks—would take off in such a short time. Twelve years after its introduction, blockchain technology is used for all kinds of other applications besides bitcoin and other “pure” cryptocurrencies. Think, for example, of improved monitoring of logistical processes; the secure sharing of medical data; simplifying identity security; decentralizing the energy market; popularizing trade in digital art with the advent of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) — to name just a few. Recently, the exploding decentralized finance (DeFi) sector has been attracting a lot of attention. DeFi is everything that has to do with finance but is facilitated without the intervention of banks or other central parties. Examples include decentralized lending platforms and exchanges, decentralized saving accounts and decentralized mortgages. Between mid-2018 and mid-2021, the total value of the DeFi market increased from less than $1 billion to nearly $100 billion. And in the coming years, this market is only expected to grow further. Naturally, cryptocurrencies associated with successful DeFi projects are rising fast (we cover several in this book). The same goes for cryptos connected to blockchain networks that support so called “smart contracts,” software programs that are executed automatically when certain conditions are met and that are at the heart of DeFi, NFTs, and many other applications. Right now, all of this may still sound a bit complicated, but of course we’ll explain everything in detail later on in the book.