Blockchain Basics

A Simple Non-Technical Blockchain Book

By: Lee Sebastian

Narrated by: John Fleming

Simple non-technical descriptive introductory book about blockchain and its sweeping effect on traditional industries and technology

Every business and person should know what this technology is and how it works fundamentally. Blockchain is a distributed ledger technology that has many applications, such as finance, security, banking, insurance, transportation companies, and much more. The truth is, blockchain can become a core fundamental component to all industries in the near future, similar to how the Internet evolved over last 15 years.

Knowing and understanding the basics of blockchain technology is important to any modern individual, investor, or business person.

This book is about the basics of blockchain technology and its applications, especially in cryptocurrency, and more importantly, how it will eventually make a difference in your everyday life.

Start with the basics. It's all the non-technical person needs to know for now.

Who is this book for:

Anyone who wants a simple, descriptive non-technical book about blockchain and how it will change finances, technology, and industries worldwide.

What this book will cover:

• Blockchain explained in easy-to-understand terms
• How blockchain can decentralize an economy
• How and why blockchain works
• How it is changing money and the way we do e-commerce
• How blockchain works with cryptocurrencies
• How autonomous agents help blockchain to work
• How governments throughout the world are responding to blockchain
• How banks and financial institutions are using blockchain
• How to get ready for the new economy with blockchain
• And much more

©2018 Lee Sebastian (P)2018 Colonial Publishing

Thanks to the author!!!

This book is very informative, i love how it explain every detail and strategies about the Blockchain and how the trading process works and its very easy to understood.

Not technical. Not simple. Yet still two basic

This was a poorly organized overly complex way prescribing watching. It was full of narrative it was hard to follow and examples that didn’t make much sense. There’s an over abundance of terms and definitions and read aloud by the narrator. To make things worse the narrator read every URL out loud. This was probably one of the worst ways to understand this technology.