Bitcoin Is For Everyone (why Our Financial System Is Broken And Bitcoin Is The Solution)

By (author) Brunell, Natalie
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Bitcoin Is for Everyone helps the layman explore what’s wrong with our monetary system and precisely how Bitcoin fixes it.
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Let’s face it – we all sense something is wrong. People have lost faith in the future; they feel left behind. The cost of homes, college tuition, and even groceries is skyrocketing. While the rich grow exponentially richer, life for the average person has become increasingly unaffordable.

Bitcoin is for Everyone explores what’s wrong with our monetary system and presents a bold vision for how Bitcoin fixes it. Bitcoin is for Everyone is a must read for anyone who is trying to comprehend why the value of the US dollar is diminishing before our very eyes – and nobody brings the subject to life quite like journalist Natalie Brunell. With Natalie’s guidance, exploring Bitcoin is a compelling and inspiring journey of hope and discovery.

The book looks squarely at the causes and consequences of “broken money” and introduces Bitcoin as a game-changing remedy to our most urgent challenges.

Biographical note:
Natalie Brunell shines in the Bitcoin space as a top-rated podcast host, influential educator, and poised media commentator. As the leading woman-hosted Bitcoin podcast, ''Coin Stories'' is a deep, engaging dive into the revolutionary Bitcoin network and how it intersects with global economics and technology trends. Natalie''s incisive interviews do more than just explore the nuances of finance; they reveal the human element behind the headlines, offering a compelling narrative about the relentless pursuit of the American Dream in the digital age. Previously, Natalie was an award-winning TV journalist and investigative reporter. For more than 10 years she covered in-depth local and national news topics and holds a regional news Emmy for breaking news coverage. Natalie was also an adjunct professor of advanced communication and visual storytelling at the University of Southern California. She holds a Master’s of Science in Journalism from Northwestern University.