The Ethereum co-founder's book has been imaginatively titledProceeds from the sale are going "to support open-source public goods through Gitcoin grants" — and the book is being published under a Creative Commons license."A crucial contribution to the development of a new technology that will impact all of our lives."
The book's going to be available in physical form — but signed digital copies are also going to be offered to Buterin's fans. As you'd expect, this'll be done through NFTs.documents Buterin's essays before and during the rise of Ethereum — and also offers context from the media studies scholar Nathan Schneider.
Ethereum's story is full of drama and intrigue — and has already been brought to life by Camila Russo, the author of The Infinite Machine. Her tome is now being transformed into a movie. You could argue that Buterin's book could end up being out of date rather quickly, as it'll emerge a couple of weeks after Ethereum completes The Merge — a long-awaited switch from a proof-of-work to a proof-of-stake blockchain.I cover the crazy world of crypto.
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