Cryptoassets by Chris Burniske and Jack Tatar Book Review
Cryptoassets is my latest read. I read a lot of books, but rarely do I read one that is worthy of a review anymore. I have read a lot of the better books already in the fields applicable to finance, trading, investing, self-help. However, I have not yet read a book specific to cryptocurrency investing.
This book, while having a lot of repeat information, has given me a lot to think about. I plan to apply many of the concepts I have learned here to improve my fundamental analysis of cryptos. I consider myself a techno-fundamentalist in stock trading. However, in crypto trading I have leaned very heavily on technicals as analyzing the fundamentals is entirely different here than in stocks. I have relied on the opinions of others too heavily. I am too skeptical a person for that.
Rather than attempt to make my notes into a clean blog post, below is my google doc with my notes on it. It is not incredibly well organized or 100% grammatically correct, but hopefully it is good enough to convey what I got out of the book.
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I have been listening to the audio version of the book via Audible, and hence your notes will come in handy for me. I will love it if you can make the notes more detailed however. Thank you!