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What are some non meme books/resources/videos/courses about trading cryptos?

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Last one. Anyone else?

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>> No.3699830

>>3699801
Remember all those ebooks about how to make millions of dollars?

Now that there's a field of knowledge with a possibility of instant and real application and people are making millions daily, there's unsurprisingly a lack of published knowledge and book shilling

>> No.3699845

>>3699822
the one with the rock bubble is where its at, i think volume 3

>> No.3699972

Not finance, but Zeitgeist in general if you are philosophically inclined:

McLuhan - Medium ist the Massage / Gutenberg Galaxies
Huzinga - New totalitarian temptation
Aristotle - Metaphysics
Baudrillard - Simulacra & Simulation
Foucault - discipline and punishment

Taleb is great btw.

>> No.3700244

Is "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham any good? I've heard it mentioned on here a few times but wasnt sure if it was another Rich Dad/Poor Dad

>> No.3700500

>>3699972
>Baudrillard
>Foucault

Just watch Rick&Morty for a quick rundown. Also those are impossible to read without a formal education in the humanities and an IQ >120

>> No.3700599

>>3700244
From what I remember, it's not very relevant anymore. Unless you're a normie

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>>3700500
It can be done, takes some effort and time though.

Regarding Baudrillard, for anybody interested: start with Douglas Kellners writings on him.

Besides that:
Stephen Hicks - explaining postmodernism

>> No.3701003

>>3700664
I read Basic Economics by Sowell. Good stuff, I preferred it over Economics in One Lesson. I read Taleb's "Fooled by Randomness", planning on reading his other books.

>> No.3701052

>>3700244
Probably the best book on investing you could buy you could buy.

>>3700599
it's very relevant.

>> No.3701299

>>3701052
Explain yourself. It's been a few years since I've read it. Why should I give it another chance?