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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A thirty-year currency trader's case for where the world's capital is going. Douglas Borthwick spent three decades trading the world's currencies at Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, and Standard Chartered. He watched the same thing happen every time a government's promise broke: capital left, faster than anyone could stop it. Thailand in 1997. Argentina. Iceland. The pattern never changed. Bitcoin: The Capital Singularity is a trader's argument, not a believer's. It makes one claim and defends it with numbers: capital converges over time on the hardest, most portable money available, and for the first time that money answers to no one. Borthwick names exactly what would prove the thesis right, and exactly what would prove it wrong. No price targets. No hype. Inside: - What thirty years on a trading desk teaches about money that fails- The Capital Singularity, stated so it can be tested, not just believed- The 2026 evidence: ETF flows, corporate treasuries, sovereign reserves, and the honest risks- Why the drawdowns are the entry fee, and how to size for what you cannot time- Custody, inheritance, and holding your own keys, without the slogansThe Bitcoin Standard gave you the economics. Broken Money gave you the history. The Capital Singularity gives you the missing piece: how a man who spent thirty years watching capital cross borders reads where it goes next. Second Edition, revised and updated with the 2026 numbers. For the analytical reader who wants the case, and the receipts.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Loyalty points expire. Ownership compounds. Second Edition, Revised and Updated. Now with the new chapter 'The Recognition Layer, Built.' For readers of The Membership Economy who are ready for the next step: members who own a piece. Your Equity in Your Pocket is the illustrated implementation guide to the insumer model: the practical mechanics of turning customers into shareholders through compliant tokenized equity. Where The Insumer Model makes the case, this book shows what the experience feels like, scenario by scenario, from the coffee counter to the boardroom. And this edition breaks the fourth wall. The member-recognition experience these scenarios imagine, walk in, be recognized, pay the member price, stopped being hypothetical between editions: the author's companies built it, and the new chapter walks through exactly how it works and what it costs. Douglas Borthwick has spent more than 30 years in markets, on Wall Street at Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, and Standard Chartered, and helped bring the first SEC-registered IPO on the blockchain to market, which raised circa $85 million from over 7,300 investors in 74 countries. Here he turns that experience into scenarios a leadership team can put to work, illustrated throughout so the concepts stay concrete. Every scenario in this book is a clearly labeled illustration. The technology behind them is real, and now, so is the recognition layer. Book 2 of the Insumer series. Book 1, The Insumer Model (Second Edition), introduces the concept and the machinery.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Second Edition, Revised and Updated. Now with the new chapter 'The Model, Built.' What if your best customers owned a piece of your business The first edition of this book made the argument. This edition can show receipts. Between editions, the author's companies built the recognition layer the book described, and the new Chapter 9 walks through it: one membership pass, recognized on a brand's website, at its checkout, and at its door, with the member's privacy intact. After more than 30 years in markets, trading at Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, and Standard Chartered, Douglas Borthwick helped bring the first SEC-registered IPO on the blockchain to market, which raised circa $85 million from over 7,300 investors in 74 countries. That experience revealed something bigger than one deal: the wall between customers and investors is now optional. The Insumer Model is the short, clear case for taking it down. An insumer is a customer with a genuine ownership stake in the business they buy from. Not points. Not coupons. Equity, delivered through compliant tokenization, in amounts that make sense for a neighborhood cafe or a national brand. Inside, you will learn: - What an insumer is, and why ownership keeps customers points never could- How to turn your best customers into stakeholders with compliant security tokens- Sector playbooks you can adapt: retail, food and beverage, consumer products, services- NEW: The Model, Built. The real tools, real pricing, and the recognition experience, shipping today- The funding routes that actually work for a community raise, and the launch order that gets you thereFor the founder, the CFO, and the brand builder who suspects the loyalty program is a cost center and wants to know what replaces it. Book 1 of the Insumer series. Book 2, Your Equity in Your Pocket, shows what the experience feels like when it arrives.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Free trade until it's a weakness. Everyone quotes Adam Smith for free trade. Almost no one reads what he said about when to break it. Two hundred fifty years ago the father of free trade named three exceptions in the same breath as the rule, and the loudest voices in today's tariff fight kept the rule and dropped the footnotes. This book picks them back up. Douglas Borthwick spent thirty years on trading desks watching shocks land in real time: the Asian financial crisis, the currency devaluations, the rush into dollars when the world caught fire. He reads the tariff question the way markets actually work, not the way a headline does. Who really pays a tariff. What a dependence costs when a rival owns the switch. Why a country that cannot make its own chips, fuel, and steel has already given away something no cheap import ever buys back. This Second Edition is fully revised and updated with the 2025 tariff war: Liberation Day, the escalation with China, the record customs revenue, the reshoring pipeline, and the Supreme Court ruling that reset who holds the tariff power. Every case is graded on Adam Smith's own tests, defended where it earns a pass and criticized where it does not. Inside: - Adam Smith's three exceptions to free trade, restored and applied to 2025- Who actually pays a tariff, from a trader who watched the dollar move first- The 2025 tariffs graded honestly on defense, retaliation, and fairness- The cost of the closed factory that every cost-per-job study enters at zero- Why 'ally' does not always mean 'open market,' and what the numbers showThis is not free trade versus tariffs. It is the complete Adam Smith, and the fight America is having right now. About the author: Douglas Borthwick is a Glasgow-born currency trader who traded for Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Standard Chartered, and TP-ICAP before leading the first SEC-registered security-token IPO. He holds a BS in Economics from Carnegie Mellon and an MBA in Financial Engineering from Yale, hosts the Old Men, New Money podcast, and is the founder and CEO of Skye Meta Corp.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The token is the easy part. Everyone can draw a token. Far fewer can build the machine that lets it trade, settle, and stay legal. Douglas Borthwick has built it. As Chief Business Officer of INX, he brought the world's first SEC-registered security token IPO through 950 days of SEC review, and he wrote the book he wishes he had been handed. Tokenized Tomorrow is a practitioner's manual, not a believer's forecast. It walks the real machine end to end: the legal wrappers, the cap table, the transfer agent, custody, the trading venue, and the settlement and stablecoin rails that make tokenized securities actually work. It names what tokenization changes and what it does not, and it is honest about what has failed. Fully revised for 2026 and built on the rails now that they are live: BlackRock's BUIDL, tokenized US Treasuries, the GENIUS Act, Securitize going public, and a BlackRock S&P 500 ETF put on-chain. Inside: - The legal wrappers, Reg D through Reg S, and which one fits which raise- Issuance, the cap table, and why a registered transfer agent is the hinge- Secondary liquidity: what an ATS and a broker-dealer actually do, and why liquidity is where most projects die- The 2026 evidence: tokenized Treasuries, Securitize's public listing, a tokenized S&P 500 ETF, real numbers and real dates- What failed, and why, stated at full strength- Who should tokenize what, and when to build versus buyRead Write Own made the case for an ownership internet. This is the operator's manual. For founders, CFOs, and finance professionals who want to know how tokenization actually works, not how it is pitched. No hype. The machine, and how to build on it.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Second Edition, Revised and Updated The first edition of this book described a future. This edition describes a year. Between the two printings, the United States passed its first federal stablecoin law. BlackRock's tokenized Treasury fund passed $2.5 billion and became collateral on the world's largest crypto exchange. Robinhood switched on more than 2,000 tokenized US stocks for European customers. The SEC cleared Nasdaq to trade tokenized securities. Bitcoin set an all-time high above $126,000, then spent 2026 reminding everyone that drawdowns are the entry fee. Douglas Borthwick spent 30 years on trading desks at Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch and Standard Chartered. Then he led the on-chain versions of the machinery itself: the digital broker dealer, the trading venue, the transfer agent, and the first ever IPO on a blockchain. This book is that career applied to one question: what actually happens when money, assets, and markets move on-chain Inside: - Bitcoin from the 2008 trading floor to the ETF era, including the crashes most books skip: Mt. Gox, Terra, FTX- The first SEC-registered token IPO, told from the inside by the man who led it- Tokenized Treasuries, stocks, and real estate: the 2025 to 2026 wave, in numbers- Stablecoins and the GENIUS Act, explained by a currency trader- What AI agents change, and an honest guide to staying safe and sizing riskYou have read the books that explain what tokenization is supposed to be. This is the one written by someone who had to make it work. Finish it and you will know how the machine runs, where the risk lives, and what comes next.…

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