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126 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 10, 2017
Personally, after reading this book, I feel like the author is trying to explain the case of the Japanese Bitcoin Exchange, and people who got involved in a such narrative, story telling way, that eventually overdoing it on the writing. One of the most noticeable flaw on this book is there's too much unnecessary information stated on the book, which ruins the whole experience in reading (and learning about the case) eventually. One of the prime example would be the whole chapter two about the personal life of 'main character' in this book, which in my opinion, goes a bit too far, and it can be shorted to at least 5 pages. I might be wrong if the author's main purpose is to also explain his whole background, but I think it's too much, and it goes unnecessarily to the whole book.
Outside the rant I made, I have to point out that one good thing that came out from this book is the author actually given and explained out all the necessary information needed regarding the case. This sounds contradicting to my previous point, but what I'm trying to say is, despite the irrelevant things written in the book, the main point is made clear, and it gives a way to explain the main topic of the book.
Overall, it is an informative book, but I think it's better to leave this book alone, unless you are really interested about the case happened related to bitcoin in Japan somewhere in 2010.