Crypto participants should study the basics. A book titled "Mastering Ethereum" is an introductory user manual for the Ethereum Network. Much of the book is written for developers who know computer science, but there is plenty of general knowledge that a common participant of crypto can find useful. Whether conducting common operations, or evaluating new things, or understanding privacy and censorship, you serve yourself well by knowing the basics.

I get nothing from mentioning this book. It exists in paper text, digital text, and audio forms. Check your bookstore for a paid version, or check your library or GitHub for a free version. This book is an excellent resource for people of all technical levels. In addition to this book, one can read the Ethereum "Yellow Paper" or read the website Ethereum.org for more info. If a person can only study one blockchain, then Ethereum is the place to start right now.

Bitcoin created send-only cryptocurrency.

Ethereum innovated programmable contracts.

Pulsechain improved upon Ethereum with lower fees and faster transactions.

Links for reading:

https://github.com/ethereumbook/ethereumbook

https://ethereum.github.io/yellowpaper/paper.pdf

https://ethereum.org/

https://pulsechain.com/

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