In 2009, a revolution began - a revolution that has not slowed down. While it is seen by most as a revolution, others have taken it on as a movement. And as with all revolutionary movements, there must be leaders who are bold enough to pave the way. This is who Amit Bhardwaj is in the world of Blockchain and Bitcoin. He has been pushing to reinvent how his fellow Indians shop, invest, and pursue the dreams we all wish to see come to fruition.

How the Revolution Started

There is nothing more romantic than a mystery. “What is that mystery,” you may be wondering. In 2009, a man whose true identity is still shrouded in secret released a white paper that would go down as one of the most enigmatic documents in the history of the financial industry. His name was Satoshi Nakamoto, inventor of both Blockchain and the world famous Bitcoin.

I thought it prudent to share with you some of what this white paper by Mr. Nakamoto says, so here is a short but very important excerpt:

“Commerce on the Internet has come to rely almost exclusively on financial institutions serving as trusted third parties to process electronic payments. While the system works well enough for
most transactions, it still suffers from the inherent weaknesses of the trust based model.
Completely non-reversible transactions are not really possible, since financial institutions cannot
avoid mediating disputes. The cost of mediation increases transaction costs, limiting the
minimum practical transaction size and cutting off the possibility for small casual transactions,
and there is a broader cost in the loss of ability to make non-reversible payments for nonreversible services.” - Satoshi Nakamoto

How an IT Employee Became a Part of This Revolution

Mr. Bhardwaj actually comes from humble beginnings, as do most average Indian citizens. And as Indians are well known for, he had pursued an education in IT. Before he realised his calling as an entrepreneur, philanthropist and social reformer, he was employed for one of India’s top IT companies, Infosys.

He has followed the development and growth of Bitcoin since Nakamoto released his white paper in 2009. Bhardwaj became so convinced that Bitcoin (and other cryptocurrencies) could be the key to offering his fellow Indians financial freedom that he gave up his career in IT in order to learn all he could about Blockchain technology and cryptocurrency.

From a humble online startup in 2010 to launching his very one Bitcoin mining company in 2012, Bhardwaj has been on top of this monumental trend every step of the way. Amaze Mining & Research Ltd is the foundation from which he built his solid empire, which now owns 5% hashing power of bitcoin network.

Amit Bhardwaj’s Groundbreaking Ebook Opens Doors

Amit Bhardwaj has published three books so far, which have opened the doors for so many people in his country. There was a time when very, very few people had even heard of Blockchain or Bitcoin - that would include anything involving cryptocurrencies as a whole.

His latest masterpiece has really set the bar high. It isn’t through complexity in terms and nerdy language that his ebook brings such quality. It is in the fact that even my grandmother can have a full grasp of what lies behind it all. It truly takes genius in order to be able to break such complicated mathematical subjects down so that even the most naive of people can understand how important this revolution means to the human race.

When asked about how sales of his ebook were going Amit Bhardwaj refused to disclose how many books have sold since its launch only a couple of weeks ago, however, one of the top employees of the company, on condition of anonymity, has confirmed the number of sales of the eBook is in the "hundreds of thousands." And it's no surprise. His two previous books, Cryptocurrency Trading for Beginners and Cryptocurrency Mining for Beginners sold millions since they were published.