The Blockchain Affair: The Search for Satoshi Nakamoto
Jonathan W. Clark
ARK Media LLC · AI-narrated by Charlotte (from Google)
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David Turner despises Bitcoin almost as much as he hates big government. As the CEO of a blockchain startup trying to become the next cryptocurrency, his determination is tested as challenges come from all sides. Friends become enemies, and strangers become allies, catching David and his family in a global thriller centered around unmasking the mysterious identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin. From the streets of Boston to the alleys of St. Petersburg, being anonymous turns out to be a deadly game. Learn why everyone is talking about cryptocurrency and decide for yourself if privacy is still possible in the modern world of government surveillance.
About the author
Jonathan W. Clark is a lifelong storyteller that was inspired by Richard Adams, author of Watership Down, to publish one of his many stories. Taking a page from John Grisham, he writes from his vocational experience in the arena of technology. His David Turner series investigates the balance between technology and government control with book #1 unwrapping the complicated web of mystery around the founder of Bitcoin.
He is a 25 year veteran in the Software Engineering industry who has designed multiple Blockchain systems. In addition to winning writing contests in his college days, he earned multiple degrees in Computer Science. He is a communicator who has spoken to a variety of audiences on four continents.
http://mrjonathanwclark.com/
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