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Bitcoin in the end
Bitcoin in the end
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While the wealthy continue to buy,
The poor are just waiting for an opportunity to sell.


We've heard countless stories about the right time to buy and sell Bitcoin, such as "buy low, sell high," "now is the peak," and "it's over."
Even today, countless people are trapped by these same words and miss out on opportunities to accumulate Bitcoin.
Most people don't even realize that they are missing out on these opportunities.
However, Bitcoin is never an investment to be bought and sold.

We are neither fund managers nor influencers.
We are not in an environment where we can dedicate our entire lives to investing like Warren Buffett.
We have jobs to go to, businesses to grow, and families to protect.
We are such ordinary people.
Therefore, rather than trying to mimic complex strategies like experts, we need a strategy that consistently invests in simple, powerful assets.
Ultimately, that's why the conclusion is Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is an asset that should be accumulated like savings.
You shouldn't try to make a profit overnight.
Don't short-term trade, don't use leveraged products, and don't be swayed by influencers' words. Instead, accumulate gradually.
You shouldn't even try to time the market.
Because if you believe in the magic of compound interest and silently accumulate, the moment will come when it will explode.
Just as savings grow with compound interest, it is important to remember that Bitcoin can also grow with compound interest when invested over the long term.
The only asset that can do all of this is Bitcoin.
This is because Bitcoin is the only asset with a limited supply, no one can control the issuance, and no one has to worry about what anyone thinks.

"I didn't invest in Bitcoin.
"I'm accumulating Bitcoin," the author emphasizes, noting that he doesn't view Bitcoin simply as a trading instrument.
He sees Bitcoin as "an economic defense for my future."
While working at Coinone, I witnessed the rise and fall of altcoins in 2018 and witnessed the events of Luna, FTX, and Celsius.
"Only Bitcoin survived until the end," the author says.
And he emphasizes this:

"It is not he who lives faster than others, but he who accumulates more than others who wins."
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Prologue: We All Need Bitcoin Now

Chapter 1.
Altcoin investing is doomed to failure.


- I too was once fascinated by altcoins.
- Commonalities of the altcoins I've invested in so far
Why You Shouldn't Dream of Getting Rich Instantly
- The moment I realized Bitcoin, the brightest star

Chapter 2.
Bitcoin vs. Altcoins


The ultimate goal of cryptocurrency must be decentralization.
Scalability: Bitcoin and altcoins take completely different paths to improve usability.
Security: Ironclad Bitcoin vs. Constant Hacking Incidents in Altcoins
- Scarcity: The supply of all altcoins is virtually infinite.
Profitability: Bitcoin is far superior to other asset classes.
Liquidity: Bitcoin and altcoins have different buyers.
Dominance: Misconceptions about Bitcoin Dominance

Chapter 3.
Where Does Bitcoin's Value Come From?


- Bitcoin is not a blockchain.
Bitcoin does not pursue anarchism.
Buying Bitcoin makes you the owner of a piece of land called Manhattan in the digital world.
- Bitcoin price rising according to the law of exponentiation
Bitcoin: Why It's Always a Good Time to Start
- The 'Orange Peel' Escape from the Fiat Currency System
Bitcoin is fixing and changing the world.
How Bitcoin Maintains Decentralization
Five Reasons Why Bitcoin Is Superior to Gold
Why You Can Invest in Bitcoin for Life

Chapter 4.
Some Very False Misconceptions About Bitcoin


- Is Bitcoin vulnerable to hacking and fraud?
- Bitcoin is not a good investment because of its high volatility?
- Does Bitcoin mining cause environmental pollution?
- Has the price of Bitcoin already risen too much?
- Will Bitcoin disappear when quantum computers come out?
- Will CBDC replace Bitcoin?
- To get the best profits, you need to buy Bitcoin at its low and sell it at its high?
- Is Bitcoin a technology that fosters distrust?
- Is MSTR stock better than Bitcoin?
- Bitcoin price won't rise because of spot ETF options approval?
- Will the Bitcoin price increase this cycle be smaller than before?
- The Fed hates Bitcoin?
- Will I be successful if I invest only in the Bitcoin cycle?

Chapter 5.
Bitcoin is the oil of the digital world.


Why Altcoins Don't Fit in with the Internet Ecosystem
The Difference Between Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey on Digital Currency
Bitcoin is developing slowly but in the right direction.
Altcoins cannot become leading stocks.
- The future of the internet world, thanks to Bitcoin

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Bitcoin is 'digital gold'.
It is a rare asset, not subject to central bank control, and well-suited to the internet world.
In fact, it is a more scalable asset than gold.
Because future technologies can continue to be built on top of Bitcoin.
Global liquidity continues to grow.
Politicians and central bankers can never resist the temptation to print money.
What's the result? A surge in Bitcoin's value due to the increased money supply.
Bitcoin has a close correlation with M2 (broad money).
As liquidity increases, the price of Bitcoin goes up.
--- From the "Prologue"

I think there are many people who have walked a similar path to me.
The order may vary, but generally, people start with Bitcoin and then invest in altcoins.
Then you try to trade and fail.
Sadly, we lose our way here.
Many people may have gone through a similar process.
I was the same way.
This is why I want to give comfort to those who are reading this article now by saying, 'I am not the only one going through these times.'
However, what is important is the next step.
Because in the end, we have to get away from completely wrong ideas and go in the right direction.
--- From "There was a time when I was also fascinated by altcoins"

After all, important information reaches Americans or developers first and reaches us last.
Investors in our country always receive information too late.
However, if you still hold a large amount of a particular coin, there is a high chance that it has entered the final stage.
This is why investors need to be more careful than others.

--- From "Why You Shouldn't Dream of Getting Rich Instantly"

The trend of the times is now towards 'decentralization', 'personalization', and 'customization'.
We live in an age where individual sovereignty and freedom are becoming increasingly important.
So, in the decentralization of the Internet, it is inevitable that strong money will emerge.
That's Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is not restricted by national borders and will become even more powerful in the space known as the Internet.
--- From "The Moment I Realized Bitcoin, the Brightest Star"

Bitcoin has clear usability.
Its value as digital gold is recognized, making it an attractive option for those looking to store their assets for the long term.
This is why the money flowing into Bitcoin drives the market's growth in the long term, enabling its continued rise.
But altcoins are different.
Liquidity formed by internal expectations and speculative sentiment simply circulates, and new funds do not actively flow in from outside.
Ultimately, the pattern of success and failure, which arises and disappears as it has until now, will inevitably continue.
--- From "Liquidity: Bitcoin and Altcoins Have Different Buyers"

Bitcoin is not money managed by a central bank.
It is a completely 'decentralized' money network.
Bitcoin developer Satoshi Nakamoto simply left the network to us.
In other words, there is no “owner” in the Bitcoin network.
There are currently over 200 million people participating in this network.
This figure is an estimate based on the number of Bitcoin wallets.
Just because there are 200 million wallets doesn't necessarily mean there are 200 million users, but it does clearly show that the network has grown to be quite large.
The current world population is approximately 8 billion.
Of these, 200 million people use Bitcoin.
That is, only about 1% of the Bitcoin network is participating.
What if more than 50% of the 8 billion people participate? The Bitcoin price we see now would be like nothing we've even begun.
--- From "Bitcoin is not a blockchain"

Bitcoin already has the strongest network effects.
Even though there are millions of altcoins in existence today, Bitcoin has never lost its position as the top cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
Bitcoin's dominance has consistently remained above 50%, indicating that Bitcoin is already on its way to becoming a winner-take-all force in the blockchain world.
Moreover, Bitcoin functions not as a simple asset but as a network.
Even when we use credit cards today, we utilize the Visa or Mastercard network.
By the same token, the Bitcoin network has the potential to become the financial infrastructure of the AI ​​era.
Lightning Network, Bitcoin's Layer 2 technology, has already enabled ultra-fast payments, and stablecoins like USDT have begun issuing on the Bitcoin network.

Taking these trends into account, Bitcoin is likely to become the central financial network in a future AI-driven digital economy.
--- From "The Future Internet World Expected Thanks to Bitcoin"

Publisher's Review
We've been taught to buy and sell for too long.

Stocks, gold, bonds, real estate, ETFs, coins...! Today, we live in a deluge of information about countless assets.
YouTube, bookstores, and the news all say it constantly.
'You should buy now,' 'It's about to fall,' 'The rebound is about to begin.' But amidst this massive wave of information, most people are frantically playing a game of whims, unable to ask the one truly important question.


'Buy low, sell high.' This is how most financial education is conducted.
'Timing is everything.' 'When to enter and when to exit is the key.' But for those who have spent 10 years like that, what might be left behind is 'burnout' rather than profit.
I was always one step behind others, had all the information but couldn't make decisions, and was left behind when others made profits.
And all that's left is belated resignation and frustration.
《Bitcoin After All》 poses a simple question amidst this confusion.
"What are you 'building' now?"

We are not investment experts.

We are just ordinary people who have to go to work every day, raise our children with that salary, worry about our parents' medical bills, and even think about our future retirement.
Therefore, rather than the "skill" of analyzing hundreds of pieces of information, reading charts, and combining indicators to find the right timing, we simply need the "strength" to "accumulate" Bitcoin like a savings account, once a month, without fail.
《Bitcoin in the End》 is a book for just those people.

Bitcoin is the only asset that can be accumulated.

Gold cannot be stacked.
Because it is heavy, difficult to divide, and centrally regulated.
Stocks cannot be accumulated either.
This is because management risk and performance risk are scattered.
Real estate cannot be accumulated either.
Not only is money needed, but there is also a lack of liquidity.
You can't even stack dollars.
Because it is issued indefinitely.
But Bitcoin can be stacked.
It can be split, transferred at any time, and stored without being touched.

It's not too late, but it will soon be too late.

The stock market is very overvalued right now.
Most individual investors are swayed by influencers and invest at the wrong time.
We are not investment experts.
Simplicity is the most powerful weapon.
Holding Bitcoin as a long-term asset is the most efficient alternative to savings.
It's not too late, even now.
But soon it will be too late.
This is why I want you to steadily accumulate Bitcoin right now.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: September 19, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 332 pages | 604g | 152*225*21mm
- ISBN13: 9791194508519
- ISBN10: 1194508510

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