Number Go Up
Inside Crypto’s Wild Rise and Staggering Fall by Zeke Faux
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- Gain sights into the bizarre and often humorous world of cryptocurrency.
- Become equipped with the knowledge to avoid potential pitfalls and make informed decisions.
- Understand how these financial systems impact real lives, broadening your perspective on economic issues.
- Be better prepared to engage in conversations about cryptocurrency and its controversies.
Combines sharp analysis, intrepid reporting and punchy writing
― Wall Street Journal
Readers will learn:
• How to identify and modify their self-image for positive change
• Techniques for using mental imagery to achieve goals
• Methods to overcome self-doubt and build lasting self-esteem
• Strategies for managing stress and anxiety
• Ways to break free from negative habits and thought patterns
The book provides a comprehensive framework for personal growth, combining scientific principles with practical exercises. Maltz’s approach emphasizes the importance of visualization, positive thinking, and self-reflection in creating lasting change.
“Psycho-Cybernetics” has stood the test of time, inspiring millions of readers since its first publication in 1960. Its enduring popularity is a testament to the effectiveness of Maltz’s methods in helping people transform their lives. Whether you’re looking to boost your confidence, achieve specific goals, or simply improve your overall well-being, this book offers valuable insights and actionable strategies to guide you on your journey of self-discovery and personal achievement.
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The book: "Number Go Up" Is perfect for:
• Individuals seeking personal growth and self-improvement
• Professionals looking to enhance their performance and achieve career goals
• Anyone struggling with self-doubt or negative self-image
• Those interested in the psychology of success and human potential
• Readers who enjoy practical, science-based self-help books
Meet the author
Author biography
Zeke Faux is an award-winning investigative reporter for Bloomberg Businessweek and Bloomberg News. With over a decade of experience exposing financial scandals and profiling Wall Street’s shadowy figures, Faux has earned prestigious accolades including the Gerald Loeb Award and the American Bar Association’s Silver Gavel Award. His critically acclaimed debut book, “Number Go Up: Inside Crypto’s Wild Rise and Staggering Fall,” offers a compelling examination of the cryptocurrency industry’s boom and bust cycle. Faux’s work is characterized by his sharp analytical skills, intrepid reporting, and punchy writing style, which have earned him recognition as “our great poet of crime” by Money Stuff columnist Matt Levine. A National Fellow at New America, Faux holds a BA in history from Cornell University. His global investigations have taken him from luxury resorts in the Bahamas to the heart of crypto-powered human trafficking rings in Cambodia. When not chasing down the next big financial story, Faux resides in Brooklyn with his wife and three children.
Book testimonials
Boisterous and masterfully written . . . Faux’s cast of misfits and con artists never fails to entertain
― Washington Post
An excoriating attack on crypto and all who sail in her . . . It’s enough to drive the observer slightly nuts. You can find that energy in Faux’s funny, furious book
— John Lanchester, LRB
Offers a shrewdly sceptical view of crypto where [Michael Lewis’s] Going Infinite is stubbornly credulous
― New York Times
Definitely the best book to read for anyone who wants to understand what happened with SBF and FTX; I’d argue it’s also the best book to give any general-interest reader who wants to learn more about why crypto has crashed and burned
― WIRED, ‘The 16 Best Books of 2023’
Number Go Up is a globe-trotting nonfiction picaresque that’s as much fun as you can have reading about financial malfeasance and blockchain scams. It’s a crisp primer that effortlessly ties the overinflated promise of bitcoin not just to the fraudsters like Sam Bankman-Fried who peddle it, but to the places in the Global South, like the Philippines and Cambodia, that are steamrolled by the fallout when that promise dies, often in spectacular fashion. It’s scathing; it made me snort rage chortles aloud as I read. I would have finished it in a single sitting if I didn’t have to sleep.
― LA Times, ‘The 10 Best Tech Books of 2023’