January 2022
Beginner to intermediate
816 pages
21h 49m
English
book
Cryptocurrency All-in-One For Dummies
by Kiana Danial, Tiana Laurence, Peter Kent, Tyler Bain, Michael G. Solomon
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Index
A
- Abraham, Nikhil, 86
- adaptive scaling, 21
- addresses
- Albanian Generals’ Problem, 584
- Algorand, 53
- algorithms, 637–644
- altcoins, 9, 424–425
- alternative energy sources, 737–738
- Altsbit, 184
- Amazon, 755
- Amplify Transformational Data Shearing ETF, 497
- Andresen, Gavin, 95
- anonymous transactions, 11
- anti-money-laundering (AML), 105, 125, 127
- anti-virus software, 236
- Antonopolous, Andreas, 597
- AntPool, 613
- Apache Foundation, 116
- Apple Pay, 185
- application specific integrated circuits (ASICs), 586, 644, 659–669
- application-specific cryptocurrencies, 438
- APU (accelerated processing unit), 644
- Ark (ARK), 56
- ASIC rigs. See also GPU rigs; mining hardware
- asymmetric encryption, 17
- AT&T, 755
- ATH (all-time high), 428
- ATM Coiners, 169
- ATMs, cryptocurrency, 454
- Auroracoin (AUR), 748
- Australian dollar, 513
- Avalanche, 52
- AVATrade, 509–510
- Azteco, 170
B
- backup phrase, 203
- backup seed, 84
- Badbitcoin.org, 97
- bag holder, 428
- Bain, Tyler, 766
- Bancor (BNT), 57
- bandwidth, 673
- bar charts, 518
- bartering, 413
- base currency, 472
- Bcoin, 199
- bearish market, 562
- bearish reversal patterns, 526, 559
- benchmarking sites, 710–712
- Benzinga, 505
- Bibox Token (BIX), 57
- Bigollo, Leonardo (Italian mathematician), ...
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