This repository contains the LaTeX source code for the print version of 21 Lessons - What I've Learned from Falling Down the Bitcoin Rabbit Hole.
This is a bit of an unusual book. But hey, Bitcoin is a bit of an unusual technology, so an unusual book about Bitcoin might be fitting. This book came to be because of one simple question: What have you learned from Bitcoin? I tried to answer this question in a single tweet. Then the tweet turned into a tweetstorm. The tweetstorm turned into an article. The article turned into three articles. Three articles turned into 21 Lessons. And 21 Lessons turned into this book.
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Version 0.3.11 marks the first edition of the book, released on December 24, 2019. It is available on Amazon.
The ebook branch holds a slightly modified version of the source code suitable for building the eBook versions of the book.
The online version of this book is freely available on 21lessons.com, including an audio version read by Guy Swann from the Cryptoconomy podcast. While the online version is pretty much the same as the print version, there is some additional content in the print version: a foreword by Hass McCook, and a quick introductory section about the book (and about the author).
Thanks to the awesome members of the Bitcoin community the book was translated to various languages, including:
- Spanish
- Turkish
- Chinese
- German
- Finnish
- Brazilian Portuguese
- Japanese
- Greek
- Persian
- Indonesian
- Italian
- French
The German print version of the book has a separate repository, maintained by the author.
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/.
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