365 Days of Bitcoin: A Plain-English Daily Guide to Money and Bitcoin for Beginners (The Bitcoin Reference: Beginners Basics in Investing & Strategy, Band 3) - Softcover

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This book doesn't mention Bitcoin for the first thirty days.

That's deliberate. Before Bitcoin can make sense, money has to make sense — and almost nobody was ever taught how money actually works.

So it starts somewhere else: with that feeling at the checkout, when the same basket of food costs a little more than it did last year. Not bad luck. Not bad budgeting. It has a name, a mechanism, and a beneficiary. That first month is what makes everything after it click.

One entry every morning. Under two minutes. 365 days.

Most Bitcoin education is a firehose — jargon that makes you feel stupid, three-hour podcasts, price hype instead of understanding. The result is a book that sits half-read on the nightstand.

This is the opposite. One short entry a day, in the exact order that makes things land. Read it with your coffee. Think about it all day. Come back tomorrow.

The year, in nine parts

• Part 1 · The Broken System (30 days) — What money is, where it comes from, and why 2008 happened
• Part 2 · What Bitcoin Actually Is (30 days) — First principles, the 21 million, the cypherpunks, Satoshi
• Part 3 · Your First Bitcoin (30 days) — Exchanges, wallets, custody, and the mistakes people make early
• Part 4 · The History of Bitcoin (60 days) — Pizza Day, Mt. Gox, El Salvador, the ETFs
• Part 5 · The Investing Mindset (50 days) — Volatility, cycles, and why patience beat cleverness
• Part 6 · Security & Self-Custody (29 days) — Seed phrases, hardware wallets, inheritance
• Part 7 · How Bitcoin Works (31 days) — Keys, mining, nodes and blocks, without a computer science degree
• Part 8 · Bitcoin in Daily Life (30 days) — Lightning, instant payments, remittances
• Part 9 · Freedom, Sovereignty & the Future (75 days) — CBDCs, energy, and the arguments on both sides

Written for the nightstand, not another screen.

You already read enough on a phone. This is a book you keep by the bed and open once a day — no notifications, no autoplay, nothing deciding what comes next. Just today's entry, and then your day.

Read this if:

• You've meant to understand Bitcoin for years and keep bouncing off
• You've had enough of the hype and want the actual thing
• You want a sequence, not a search bar
• Someone close to you keeps bringing it up and you'd like to hold your own

It is not a get-rich guide, a price prediction, or financial advice. It's an education, delivered slowly enough to actually stay with you.

Start tomorrow morning. One bit at a time.

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