Bitcoin is for Everyone

Why our financial system is broken and Bitcoin is the solution

De: Natalie Brunell

Narrado por: Natalie Brunell

Read by the author, Natalie Brunell

Let’s face it—we all sense something is wrong.

People have lost faith in the future. They feel left behind as the cost of homes, university fees, and even groceries continue to skyrocket. While the rich grow exponentially richer, life for the average person has become increasingly unaffordable.

Bitcoin Is for Everyone invites us to consider a jaw-dropping idea – that one problem lies at the root of all the others.

Our money is broken.

Nobody presents the subject quite like journalist Natalie Brunell. With Natalie’s guidance, exploring Bitcoin becomes a compelling and inspiring journey of discovery and insight. The book doesn’t just look squarely at the causes and consequences of “broken money.”

It shows how Bitcoin fixes it.

Bitcoin is for Everyone will help you understand why Bitcoin is among the top-performing assets in modern history. The book offers a bold vision for Bitcoin as the elegant solution to a problem we can no longer afford to ignore.

A must-read for anyone who wants to reclaim freedom, economic empowerment, and hope in the digital age.

(P)2025 Macmillan Publishers International Limited

Reseñas de la Crítica

A deeply personal and accessible introduction to the most important financial innovation of our time. (Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman, Strategy)

This book is clear, engaging and essential for anyone wanting to grasp the profound implications of the transition the world is going through. (Jeff Booth, Author, The Price of Tomorrow)

A go-to resource to understand why things aren't working and why Bitcoin offers hope. (Lyn Alden, Author, Broken Money)

Great book, truly for everyone.

“Bitcoin Is for Everyone” is a sharp, accessible breakdown of why Bitcoin matters in a world of unstable money and growing control. The book combines simple explanations with real human stories, showing how sound money protects savings, strengthens personal autonomy, and gives people a real alternative to the fiat trap. It’s written with great clarity, from basic principles, and serves as a reminder that Bitcoin is ultimately a tool for sovereignty. A concise, meaningful read for anyone who wants to understand the shift we’re living through.

Best entry into Bitcoin I’ve ever read

Just finished listening to this on Audible, it was an excellent book and the perfect gift for someone newer to BTC. And I love that Natalie narrated it herself!

A simply fabulous BTC overview and history well told

I am prejudice due to being a major fan of Natalie’s many interviews. This may be the best book regardless of subject matter I have consumed in 5 years. This will be my go to recommendation for anyone trying to understand bitcoin and why it is the most important new capital asset in centuries. Get the audio version and then the paperback for reference. You won’t be disappointed. Thank you Preston for your recommendation!!

Best intro to bitcoin

I will be using this as my btc primer for friends and clients. To be followed by Broken Money by Lyn Alden.

A must-read for anyone who wants to understand money, freedom, and the future

Natalie Brunell’s Bitcoin Is for Everyone is one of the clearest, most human-centered explanations of Bitcoin ever written. Whether you’re a complete beginner or someone who has been “around Bitcoin” for years without fully grasping its meaning, this book delivers a rare blend of storytelling, economic insight, and moral clarity that makes the lightbulb finally turn on. What sets Brunell apart is her ability to reveal why Bitcoin matters for real people. She doesn’t bombard readers with jargon. Instead, she highlights the everyday struggles, rising costs, broken incentives, distrust in institutions, and shows how Bitcoin offers a principled, peaceful alternative. Her writing is warm, accessible, and grounded in compassion, and she makes a powerful case that understanding Bitcoin is no longer optional: it’s essential for anyone who wants to secure their family’s future in an increasingly unstable world. The book succeeds because it bridges the head and the heart. Brunell explains the economic mechanics in a way that is simple but never simplistic. But more importantly, she shows the moral and societal importance of sound money, how it empowers individuals, protects savers, and restores fairness to a system that often feels rigged. Her message is clear: Bitcoin isn’t just for technologists or investors. It’s for parents, entrepreneurs, workers, and anyone who values freedom, dignity, and long-term thinking. By the final chapter, the reader walks away not just informed but inspired. This book removes the intimidation and confusion that often surround Bitcoin and replaces them with confidence and hope. It’s the kind of book you want to hand to friends, family, coworkers, anyone you care about, because it explains the “why” behind Bitcoin in a way that truly resonates. If you’ve ever wondered what Bitcoin is really about, or you’re looking for the perfect resource to help someone you love understand why it matters, this book is the place to start. Simple, powerful, and profoundly relevant. Bitcoin Is for Everyone lives up to its title.