Bitcoingeld: A story about the discovery of good money in Bitdorf, paperback: 28 pages by Michael Caras published 1 May 2019
Michael Caras, also known as the Bitcoin Rabbi (whose name actually derives from his vocation as a rabbi), wrote a Bitcoin children’s book: Bitcoin Money. A Tale of Bitville Discovering Good Money. This book has now also been published in German and Spanish.
The story is about the children from Bitdorf.
At the beginning of the story the children swapped among themselves, such as lemonade with pictures.
Until the children realise that a better way to trade with each other is needed.
The children discover the different forms of money and learn why money is needed.
Also the different characteristics of money and that there is good and bad money.
The children in Bitdorf realise that they need a medium of exchange to trade with each other. While they are investigating different types of money, a mysterious boy moves into town and suggests a new idea. The hero of the story is a boy named Satoshi who explains the idea of a decentralised, digital money called Bitcoin.
Bitcoingeld is a story for all ages that helps to answer the question: “Why Bitcoin?
In the book the children learn to understand the financial system, the different forms of money and explain what Bitcoin is.
Simple examples of children playing and swapping are intuitively explained and communicated. Thus, the children learn about the economy and ethics of Bitcoin in a crash course.
The book is divided into a total of 6 chapters, whereby the subject Bitcoin itself plays a subordinate role. Only in chapter 5 is the emergence of the new boy named Satoshi addressed and explained. The previous chapters rather explain the characteristics of money in general. This begins with trade and the exchange associated with it (chapter 1), explains money in general (chapter 2), the idea behind paper money (chapter 3) and how inflation arises when paper money is printed (chapter 4).
With beautiful illustrations and interesting twists, children learn timeless economic lessons and a lot about Bitcoin.
The book gives the impression of a pure customer book, but it is a book for school children to beginners to understand finance and the history from physical money to digital crypto money.
The book can be ordered directly from the author and paid with Bitcoin. In addition to the purchase price of $15,- there are additional shipping costs to Germany of about $5,- Interesting is the direct order at the author, if you want to order a larger quantity for schools or as a wholesaler, there are considerable discounts of up to 50%.
The direct link lautet:https://thebitcoinrabbi.com/product/bitcoingeld-german-translation/
Alternatively the book can be ordered from Amazon for €10,55 plus €3,- shipping costs. https://amzn.to/2WphOdU
