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This handbook will provide a comprehensive treatment of the gamut of issues and challenges that exist through the development of both cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. This will not be confined to simply the investment potential within these new technological areas. We will examine the challenges in the regulatory, legal, taxation, accounting, modelling, ethical, macroeconomic impact and internationalization issues. Research on cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology has identified issues such as pricing abnormalities and bubble-like behavior, indicating that these new assets are highly speculative in nature, contain a growing number of legal abnormalities (such as the hacking of exchanges and broad theft of investor assets) and a growing number of significant regulatory issues. It is paramount that we investigate each of these issues in great detail to help to determine whether cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology merits consideration as a sustainable alternative investment asset. The handbook will be useful for specialist technical audiences such as legal, accounting and financial practices. It will also be beneficial for upper level masters and research students in economics, law, accounting, taxation, investment and portfolio management.

Blockchain and cryptocurrencies have recently captured the interest of academics and those in industry. Cryptocurrencies are essentially digital currencies that use blockchain technology and cryptography to facilitate secure and anonymous transactions. The cryptocurrency market is currently worth over $500 billion. Many institutions and countries are starting to understand and implement the idea of cryptocurrencies in their business models. This Special Issue will provide a collection of papers from leading experts in the area of blockchain and cryptocurrencies. The topics covered in this Special Issue will include but are not limited to the following: academic research on blockchain and cryptocurrencies; industrial applications of blockchain and cryptocurrencies; applications of fintech in academia and industry; the economics of blockchain technology, and the financial analysis and risk management with cryptocurrencies.

This book is a One-Stop-Shop for Crypto Enthusiasts and even for the people who are curiously seeking knowledge about the Crypto world. This book is purely based on the Author’s research and experience in the Crypto market, the agenda of this book is to promote knowledge in the field of Crypto technology and what it is actually based on. Rather than approaching it as a gambling market, this book will help you to invest your thoughts in the Technology and the Revolution which the crypto world is setting for our future. The author has explained, “Who was the mystery man, SATOSHI NAKAMOTO?”, “Why was BITCOIN Created?”, “What is DOGECOIN?”, “How can one start their own Cryptocurrency?”, “Opinion of the Global Personalities on Cryptocurrency”, Is it a SCAM?”. To make the understanding of the purpose of Cryptocurrency better, the author has explained the concept of money and how it became so valuable. This book talks about the Blockchain technology, which the author thinks will revolutionize the Digital transactions of the world, as it has untapped potential and a lot to experiment with.

Why do some people almost always make money in the cryptocurrency market? You've probably seen Bitcoin prices fell by more than 50% since the start of the year. You're thinking that the market has seen its best days. And there's no more money to be made in crypto. Well think again. You see, cryptocurrency has been here before. The market has seen big losses in small spaces of time. But the major thing people overlook is, these losses are always followed by even bigger gains. Because cryptocurrency now has more mainstream adoption than ever. And what you may not know is, private investments in blockchain companies have increased by 800% in the past 12 months Tech giants like Amazon may even launch their own cryptocurrency by the end of the year. How do I know this? Because amazoncryptocurrency.com was registered by Amazon's legal department in late 2017. You see, the investment opportunities in cryptocurrency and blockchain technology go way beyond Bitcoin, Ethereum and even altcoins. Traditional blockchain securities have huge opportunity, that almost no one is talking about. And no, this is not just blindly throwing money at every individual stock with "blockchain" or "crypto" in the name - we won't be repeating the mistakes we saw in the DOTCOM boom In Cryptocurrency: What the World's Best Blockchain Investors Know - That You Don't you will discover: Find out if you are paying as much as 50% more for Bitcoin than you should - Page 45 How this little known secret allowed one Wall Street fund to produce gains of 12% in a bad market - Page 35 The only place you can openly trade stocks and cryptocurrency side-by-side - Page 59 The 3 biggest red flags to watch out for before investing in an ICO - Page 29 The answer to the big Ethereum question investors have been asking - Page 42 How to invest in publicly traded blockchain companies, using your regular brokerage account - Page 73 What Bitcoin futures really mean for the market - Page 48 ...and much, much more Aren't cryptocurrencies risky? Like any investment, they carry a certain amount of risk, but cryptocurrencies are now more legitimate than ever. Even JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon, who once called Bitcoin a "fraud" said he now "believes in the technology behind it." In fact one Hedge Fund CEO was quoted as saying the "Cryptocurrency game hasn't even started yet" And cryptocurrency and blockchain technology is making more new millionaires now, than any other field of investment. So if you're looking to take advantage of the biggest asset class in recent history, then click "add to cart" to receive your book instantly

"The Bitcoin Alphabet- For Kids and Everyone Else" (by Chris Bozak) is an ABC-book that explains key concepts about Bitcoin to kids AND adults. Each page is filled with cartoons, illustrations and fun facts about the coming revolution in digital currency.

Crypto currency integrated BlockChain under Virtual Scalable Enterprises is a widely debated and earnestly discussed topic in the technology arena. Executives at the largest institutions are calling crypto currency fraudulent while high-level institutional banking professionals are leaving their positions to jump into crypto technology, regulation and investment opportunities as industries advance towards adoption. The narratives on these topics are diametrically opposite and polarizing on both side of the debate. While this debate has many layers from a government regulatory side to social impact to the practicality of everyday use of crypto currencies in developing markets, it is safe to assume that crypto currencies or utility tokens are more than a global phenomenon and are now becoming a working framework for optional modes of business. This book demystifies what crypto currency is, how it is used, and what it means to the consumer, investor, and the future of our global currency marketplace. By providing the historical backdrop to the market, authors Sarah Swammy, Richard Thompson, and Marvin Loh provide a clear definition of what crypto-currencies actually are, how they are being used and by whom, and the unique reasons why they have gone from back street to Main Street almost overnight. The book will also delve into the government’s role in regulating this commerce medium. Lastly, the authors will look at the current global monetary policy and discuss if this type of currency phenomena was a direct result while also examining the potential risk and rewards for investors and the economy.

The rapid advancement in encryption and network computing gave birth to new tools and products that have influenced the local and global economy alike. One recent and notable example is the emergence of virtual currencies, also known as cryptocurrencies or digital currencies. Virtual currencies, such as Bitcoin, introduced a fundamental transformation that affected the way goods, services, and assets are exchanged. Virtual currencies are experiencing an increasing popularity in the financial markets and in portfolio management as can be classified as financial asset or commodities on a scale from pure medium of exchange advantages to pure store of value advantages. As a result of its distributed ledgers based on blockchain, cryptocurrencies offer some unique advantages to the economy, investors, and consumers, but also pose considerable risks to users and challenges for regulators when fitting the new technology into the old legal framework. Bitcoin for example may be useful in risk management and ideal for risk-averse investors in anticipation of negative shocks to the market. The core objective of this proposed book is to provide a comprehensive discussion on the important issues related to cryptocurrencies ranging from pricing, financial, legal to technological aspects.

Bitcoin, blockchain, and cryptocurrencies burst onto the world stage in 2008, when the online posting of a pseudonymous white paper provided a vision of a new way to transfer value over the internet. In the decade-plus since, the cryptoasset market has gone through all the classic phases of a disruptive technology: massive bull markets and crushing pullbacks, periods of euphoria and moments of despair, FOMO (fear of missing out), fear, and everything in between. As the cryptomarket enters its second decade, one thing is clear: Crypto is not going away. Cryptoasset markets are rallying toward new all-time highs, and many of the world’s largest investors and financial institutions are getting involved. Investors looking into crypto, however, face significant challenges. The quality of information is poor. Theories about the drivers of cryptoasset valuations are untested and often poorly designed, and they are rarely—if ever—published in peer-reviewed journals. Due diligence efforts from leading consultants are in their infancy, and few people have carefully thought through the role (if any) that cryptoassets should have in a professionally managed portfolio. More fundamentally, few people even understand what crypto really is or why it might matter. Is it an alternative currency? A technology? A venture capital investment? A specious bubble? The goal of this document is to provide the inquisitive investor with a clear-eyed guide to crypto and blockchain: what they are, what they are not, and where they might go from here.