Digital Currency

In a world rapidly evolving toward digital finance, understanding digital currency is essential. This book explores its intersection with political science, revealing how power, governance, and economy are reshaped by Bitcoin and its peers.

Chapters Brief Overview:

1: Digital currency: Defines digital currencies and their pivotal role in decentralized finance.

2: Privacy and blockchain: Examines blockchain’s privacy dynamics and their political implications.

3: History of bitcoin: Traces Bitcoin’s rise and its disruptive impact on global monetary policy.

4: Consumertobusiness: Explores how Bitcoin transforms traditional consumerbusiness relationships.

5: Cryptocurrency and crime: Investigates crypto's dualuse in innovation and illicit finance.

6: Digital rupee: Analyzes India's digital rupee and its reflection of monetary sovereignty.

7: Virtual currency law in the United States: Breaks down U.S. regulations shaping digital assets.

8: Cryptocurrency in Nigeria: Highlights Nigeria’s crypto adoption amid sociopolitical constraints.

9: Cryptocurrency wallet: Introduces wallets as gateways to digital autonomy and asset control.

10: History of central bank digital currencies by country: Reviews CBDC evolution across nations.

11: Economics of bitcoin: Explains Bitcoin's influence on traditional and modern economic theories.

12: Cryptocurrencies in Europe: Explores European engagement with digital currency and regulation.

13: Virtual currency: Clarifies virtual currencies’ role in digital economies and virtual spaces.

14: Colored Coins: Introduces Colored Coins and how they expand Bitcoin’s capabilities.

15: Central bank digital currency: Defines CBDCs and their strategic role in national policy.

16: Cryptocurrency exchange: Covers exchanges as pivotal points in the crypto financial ecosystem.

17: Circle (company): Profiles Circle and its role in fostering cryptofinancial infrastructure.

18: Cryptocurrency: Presents a broad view of the crypto landscape beyond Bitcoin.

19: Bitcoin: Focuses on Bitcoin's technical foundation, philosophy, and cultural impact.

20: Private currency: Explores nongovernment currencies challenging traditional monetary control.

21: Cashless society: Envisions a future without physical money, guided by Bitcoin principles.

This book offers professionals, students, and curious minds a thorough understanding of how Bitcoin connects digital finance to political systems. Its insights reveal the transformative power of digital currencies in reshaping governance, regulation, and economics.