Bitcoin Audible
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The Best in Bitcoin made Audible. Guy Swann makes the knowledge of Bitcoin, the world’s most secure, independent money, accessible to everyone.
Exploring Bitcoin from an investment perspective, economic analysis, its philosophical foundations, & technological primitives. Reading and distilling thousands of hours of others’ works on Bitcoin, Guy explains everything you need to know.
If you’re new to bitcoin or you simply want to keep up to date with the latest news, updates and products expanding the network, then bitcoin audible is a great place to get your feet wet and start learning the basics.Â
Guy will also help by recommending some of the top resources for learning more about bitcoin, so you don’t have to listen to his sweet voice all the time, but take your own path and learn about the parts of bitcoin you find most fascinating, be it the economics, the technology, the fundamentals, mining and so much more.
Host:
Guy Swann – @TheGuySwannWebsite:
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| Service | Link |
|---|---|
| Anchor | https://anchor.fm/ |
| Audible | https://www.audible.com/ |
| Deezer | https://www.deezer.com/ |
| Listen Notes | https://spotify.com/ |
| Podcast Addict | https://podcastaddict.com/ |
| Spotify | https://www.listennotes.com/ |
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