This volume explores the fundamental evolution of digital cash, beginning with the ancient problem of trust and the catastrophic vulnerability of double-spending in digital systems. It examines early cryptographic solutions such as Chaumian blinding, the theoretical frameworks proposed by the cypherpunk movement including b-money, and the computational foundations laid by Hashcash.
From these incomplete attempts, the book moves into a rigorous first-principles analysis of the Bitcoin protocol. Readers will understand the Unspent Transaction Output model, the role of Merkle trees in securing data integrity, and the mathematics behind Nakamoto Consensus. Through careful examination of state transition systems, proof-of-work security, and the economic incentives that sustain decentralized networks, this volume reveals how Bitcoin succeeded where previous systems failed.
Written as a precise and structured foundation, this book equips readers with the conceptual and technical clarity needed to understand the architecture of decentralized ledgers and the principles that made digital, cash possible without trusted intermediaries.
| Keterangan | Detail |
|---|---|
| ISBN | |
| Penulis Buku | Rayhan Aziel Abbrar
Mohamad Yusuf Siti Maesaroh |
| Editor | Weni Yuliani, S.Si., M.M., C.Ed. |
| Penyunting | Salsabila Azhara, S.Pd. |
| Desain Sampul & Tata Letak | Ringgalang Alfath Saksaky, S.IP. |
| Penerbit | CV. Pustaka Press Indonesia |
| Kategori | English |
| Tahun Terbit | 2026 |
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