Anthony thanks for showing me this.

Subhan’s article is probably the most clear and thorough explanation I’ve seen of blockchain and bitcoin. It seems like he prioritized informational quality over snappy writing and mass appeal. Some explainers focus on the latter.

He introduced me to certain concepts I was unfamiliar with, such as segwit and multiple layers. That’s one of the most difficult aspects of cryptocurrencies for most lay people — the inherent complexity of this technology.

Miles this would be the perfect article to give you a thorough overview of the current state of blockchain as well as it’s potential future.

It seems like every time I go online I find either a new part of blockchain tech or an entirely new ICO, crypto project, or trading platform. It’s not only incredibly complex, but rapidly-changing as well.

I also think that Subhan did a better job than I ever could explaining the entire crypto economy with his conclusion:

Bitcoin isn’t perfect and is faced with challenges that its community must work to solve. However, it is backed by an incredibly dedicated and thriving developer community that is working day in and day out to tackle these problems. There are constant innovations happening everyday, and I am sure by the time you finished reading this another new and exciting proposal for the Bitcoin blockchain popped up.

That pretty much sums it up. Blockchain is a complex technology that changes just about every minute. People who see its potential are passionate intelligent and ardworiking. They’re going to fundaentally change the future.

I think we should all keep an open mind to these innovations and learn as much as we can. We’ll need all the knowledge we can to thrive in this new financial paradigm.