Matan Shapiro is a Social Anthropologist currently researching synoptic surveillance and changing notions of alterity online as part of the ERC-funded SAMCOM Project at the department of Digital Humanities, King’s College London.

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• IntroductionMatan ShapiroChapter 1. Towards Hyper-bitcoin-ization: Bitcoin Maximalism as Speculative FictionBruno Campos CardosoChapter 2. The Sociality of the Blockchain and the Appification of Money: Affordances of a New Paradigm for CrowdsDimitrios TsavelisChapter 3. Gambling Crowds as Crypto-Oracles? Bridging the Real and the Blockchain through Utopian Markets and Oracular ShenanigansAnthony J. PicklesChapter 4. Affective Processes in Cryptocurrency Markets: An Exploration with Crowd TheoryAnna VennonenChapter 5. Unstructured Simplicity: Understanding Collective Dynamics of Peer-to-Peer Networks, and the Concurrent Formation of Crypto-CommunitiesMitchell Tuddenham ConclusionMatan ShapiroIndex

Matan Shapiro is a Social Anthropologist currently researching synoptic surveillance and changing notions of alterity online as part of the ERC-funded SAMCOM Project at the department of Digital Humanities, King’s College London.

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• IntroductionMatan ShapiroChapter 1. Towards Hyper-bitcoin-ization: Bitcoin Maximalism as Speculative FictionBruno Campos CardosoChapter 2. The Sociality of the Blockchain and the Appification of Money: Affordances of a New Paradigm for CrowdsDimitrios TsavelisChapter 3. Gambling Crowds as Crypto-Oracles? Bridging the Real and the Blockchain through Utopian Markets and Oracular ShenanigansAnthony J. PicklesChapter 4. Affective Processes in Cryptocurrency Markets: An Exploration with Crowd TheoryAnna VennonenChapter 5. Unstructured Simplicity: Understanding Collective Dynamics of Peer-to-Peer Networks, and the Concurrent Formation of Crypto-CommunitiesMitchell Tuddenham ConclusionMatan ShapiroIndex

Matan Shapiro is a Social Anthropologist currently researching synoptic surveillance and changing notions of alterity online as part of the ERC-funded SAMCOM Project at the department of Digital Humanities, King’s College London.

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• IntroductionMatan ShapiroChapter 1. Towards Hyper-bitcoin-ization: Bitcoin Maximalism as Speculative FictionBruno Campos CardosoChapter 2. The Sociality of the Blockchain and the Appification of Money: Affordances of a New Paradigm for CrowdsDimitrios TsavelisChapter 3. Gambling Crowds as Crypto-Oracles? Bridging the Real and the Blockchain through Utopian Markets and Oracular ShenanigansAnthony J. PicklesChapter 4. Affective Processes in Cryptocurrency Markets: An Exploration with Crowd TheoryAnna VennonenChapter 5. Unstructured Simplicity: Understanding Collective Dynamics of Peer-to-Peer Networks, and the Concurrent Formation of Crypto-CommunitiesMitchell Tuddenham ConclusionMatan ShapiroIndex