Introduction 💡 Market Wizards is a series of five books by Jack D. Schwager, that offers invaluable insights into the minds of successful traders. This review focuses on the first volume, published in 1989, exploring the psychology, strategies, and approaches of the top traders of the day. 💪 Key Themes 🤩 One common thread among these successful traders is their independent thinking. They rely on their instincts and of TA, rather than following news, advice, or popular trends. This aligns w...

Published in June 2024, The Bitcoin Almanac by Robert Warren offers a high-level overview of the BTC mining world. The book is divided into two parts: the first explains what BTC mining is, and the second consists of interviews with key players in the field, each approaching the task with different sizes, scales, and scopes. Bitcoin Mining Explained 🏋 Mining Bitcoin is relatively straightforward, but profiting from it is the real challenge. A critical metric for miners is the hash-to-price v...

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