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Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1: Bitcoin in theory and practice
Chapter 2: Public goods
Chapter 3: The Red Queen of Mining
Chapter 4: A Bitcoin Gap
Chapter 5: Bitcoins made in China
Chapter 6: Living in a trusted, post-51% world
Chapter 7: Network effects
Chapter 8: TCPIPcoin and User Adoption
Chapter 9: Deflation in theory and practice
Chapter 10: Bitcoin’s command economy and knock-on effects
Chapter 11: Zero-sum Entrepreneurship
Chapter 12: Token movements and token safety
Chapter 13: Social engineering and groupthink
Chapter 14: Separating activity from growth on Bitcoin’s network
Chapter 15: What Altplatforms can teach Bitcoin
Chapter 16: Potential alternatives and solutions
Chapter 17: Legal specialization
Chapter 18: Conclusions
About the author
Endnotes

© Copyright 2014 by Tim Swanson

Cover art credit: Matt Thomas and Invisible Order

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The Anatomy of a Money-like Informational Commodity