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Bitcoin History - The Legal Evolution of Digital Currency - cover

Bitcoin History - The Legal Evolution of Digital Currency

Fouad Sabry

Verlag: One Billion Knowledgeable

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Delve into the world where digital innovation meets political science. Bitcoin History by Fouad Sabry, part of the Cryptocurrency Legality series, offers a compelling journey through the evolution, impact, and regulation of bitcoin. As cryptocurrency increasingly shapes economies and governance, understanding its legal roots is essential.
 
Chapters Brief Overview:
 
1: History of bitcoin: Explore bitcoin’s origin and its foundational shift in digital value.
 
2: Bitstamp: Analyze Bitstamp’s regulatory journey as a compliant crypto exchange.
 
3: Mt. Gox: Unpack the collapse of Mt. Gox and its legal and systemic implications.
 
4: Jed McCaleb: Learn about McCaleb’s role in pioneering major crypto platforms.
 
5: Stellar (payment network): Examine Stellar's mission for legal crossborder payments.
 
6: Economics of bitcoin: Discover bitcoin’s influence on global monetary systems.
 
7: Cryptocurrency exchange: Understand exchanges as pivotal regulatory touchpoints.
 
8: Cryptocurrency: Review the broad legal recognition and classification of crypto assets.
 
9: BitFlyer: Trace BitFlyer’s compliancedriven expansion in multiple jurisdictions.
 
10: Privacy and blockchain: Assess the legal tension between privacy and transparency.
 
11: Bitcoin: Revisit bitcoin's legal battles and triumphs across global markets.
 
12: Fork (blockchain): Interpret forks as legal and ideological splits in networks.
 
13: CoinDesk: Evaluate CoinDesk’s role in shaping public and policy crypto discourse.
 
14: BTCe: Investigate BTCe’s shutdown over global antimoney laundering efforts.
 
15: Cryptocurrency wallet: Understand legal standards for digital asset custody tools.
 
16: Andreas Antonopoulos: Reflect on Antonopoulos’ advocacy for legal crypto literacy.
 
17: Satoshi Nakamoto: Consider the anonymous creator’s legal and ethical legacy.
 
18: Bitcoin Cash: Learn how this fork challenged legal definitions of bitcoin.
 
19: Digital Currency Group: Explore DCG’s investment influence on crypto legality.
 
20: Cryptocurrency and crime: Examine criminal cases that shaped regulatory action.
 
21: Nxt: Study Nxt’s early legal experimentation with blockchain governance.
 
This book is crafted for professionals, students, and enthusiasts eager to grasp cryptocurrency’s legal dimensions. Whether you’re exploring policy, law, or economic impact, Bitcoin History is your essential guide to understanding this transformative domain.
Verfügbar seit: 27.04.2025.
Drucklänge: 259 Seiten.

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