Bitcoin
by Randall Frushour
Bitcoin is more than a new kind of money. It's a response—one born out of deep mistrust in the systems that once held our world together. In this clear and unflinching introduction, Frushour traces the roots of Bitcoin through the unraveling of traditional finance, the erosion of trust in institutions, and the growing awareness that something fundamental has shifted.
This book is not about hype. It's about understanding what's underneath the headlines: how inflation, surveillance, and political instability are quietly reshaping the meaning of value itself. Bitcoin offers beginners a calm, thoughtful entry point into a world that can seem chaotic and extreme. With simple language and real-world grounding, this new author invites readers to reconsider what money is—and what it might need to become.
This is a book for anyone feeling uneasy about the future, and ready to ask harder questions about where things are headed.
