The Infinite Machine
Subtitle: how an army of crypto-hackers is building the next internet with Ethereum
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: Harper Business, an imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers
Published: 2020
Place of publication: New York
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 332
ISBN-13: 9781094167725
Copyright date: 2020
First sentence: I don't consider myself a computer geek.
Notes: Source title: The Infinite Machine: How an Army of Crypto-hackers Is Building the Next Internet with Ethereum
Table of contents: label: A Note to My Readers
title: xi; label: Part 1: Groundwork; label: 1: Mooning
title: 3; label: 2: Cypherpunks' Fever Dream
title: 11; label: 3: The Magazine
title: 23; label: 4: The Rabbit Hole
title: 29; label: 5: The Swiss Knife
title: 37; label: Part II: Prelaunch; label: 6: The White Paper
title: 51; label: 7: The First Responders
title: 61; label: 8: The Miami House
title: 75; label: 9: The Announcement
title: 85; label: 10: The Town of Zug
title: 91; label: 11: The Spaceship
title: 97; label: 12: The White-Shoe Lawyers
title: 107; label: 13: The Red Wedding
title: 117; label: 14: The (Non)Investment
title: 125; label: 15: The Ether Sale
title: 133; label: Part III: Launch; label: 16: Takeoff
title: 145; label: 17: The Shrinking Runway
title: 159; label: 18: The First Dapps
title: 169; label: 19: The Magic Lock
title: 177; label: Part IV: Lunar Orbit; label: 20: The DAO Wars
title: 185; label: 21: The Fork
title: 203; label: 22: The Shanghai Attacks
title: 213; label: Part V: Near-Landing; label: 23: The Burning Wick
title: 221; label: 24: Accidentally Ether Rich
title: 227; label: 25: The New IPO
title: 235; label: 26: The Friendly Ghost
title: 245; label: 27: The Boom
title: 251; label: 28: Futures and Cats
title: 265; label: Part VI: Back to Earth; label: 29: The Crash
title: 281; label: 30: The Party
title: 301