From an industry expert and engaged enthusiast comes an informative and polarizing narrative of Blockchain’s concepts, history, and potential. It explores the ways in which the late 90s have defined the technology and enhances our understanding of it’s possibilities.

The internet emerged in the late 60s, Digital and e-cash seems like a logical progression. What obstacles stood in the way, which ones must still be overcome?

Over the last decade, we have begun to restructure and redistribute the economic infrastructure of our society. Luis Wester compels us to look ahead as we are not only continuously acquiring new abilities to design new forms of economic entities, but are doing so at an unprecedented rate.Blockchain Maximalist integrates history and science to reconsider accepted narratives and examine specific concepts within the context of large ideas.

Wester answers important questions about Blockchain: How will legislation and regulation shape the path of evolution and adoption for the technology? How will it affect common models of governance? Why should ‘we the people’ care?

This provocative and insightful work is sure to spark debate and is essential for blockchain aficionados.