El patrón Bitcoin: La alternativa descentralizada a los bancos centrales

The book ties Bitcoin to economic history to make a case for its potential. I'm curious whether the author saw this approach as essential from the start or developed it during research.

The way complex concepts are broken down felt accessible, but I wonder if this clarity is consistent for readers new to economics or if it assumes some background.

Some arguments are very compelling, but I’m curious whether skeptics have found it persuasive or if it mainly resonates with already sympathetic readers.