Digital Landlords

How Bitcoin is Redefining Asset Ownership, Preserving Wealth, and Outlasting Failing Currencies

De: Garran P. Oakhurst

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In a world where paper money loses value with each passing year, the rules of wealth preservation are changing. Digital Landlords is a clear, practical guide to understanding how Bitcoin has emerged as a new asset class—one capable of protecting purchasing power across decades, regardless of the fate of today’s currencies.

From gold’s ancient role as the foundation of scarcity, to the weaknesses of fiat money in inflationary cycles, this book examines the economic forces that erode savings and threaten generational wealth. It explains why traditional assets like real estate and equities carry political, legal, and liquidity risks—and how Bitcoin offers a fundamentally different approach: verifiable digital property with a fixed supply, transferable anywhere in the world without permission.

Rather than hype or speculation, Digital Landlords focuses on strategy, security, and long-term thinking. Readers will learn how Bitcoin’s scarcity model works, why proof-of-work underpins its legitimacy, and how to store it securely for decades. The book also explores advanced topics: multi-asset portfolio balancing, inheritance planning, tax considerations, and the geopolitical implications of sovereign Bitcoin adoption.

Whether you are an investor seeking diversification, a business owner protecting reserves, or someone preparing an intergenerational estate plan, this book provides the frameworks and practical steps needed to navigate Bitcoin as part of a broader wealth preservation strategy.

Clear-eyed, grounded, and free of hype, Digital Landlords is for anyone ready to think beyond short-term price swings and start building wealth designed to outlive the currencies we use today.