The global economy is built on a lie: that $600 trillion in liabilities will somehow be repaid. Beneath $900 trillion in asset valuations lies a debt structure so unstable, its solvency depends entirely on manipulated liquidity and the suspension of disbelief. When fiat systems can no longer roll over their obligations, the illusion collapses—and with it, traditional wealth.

Bitcoin Beyond the Collapse exposes the fatal design flaws of debt-based financial systems and presents Bitcoin not as an investment, but as a protocol-level escape hatch. In 30 relentless chapters, the book dismantles the myths of monetary policy, asset valuation, and central banking. It explains how exponential debt growth demands authoritarian centralization, and how Bitcoin’s fixed supply, energy-bound issuance, and decentralized architecture offer the only credible alternative.

This is not a book about price charts. It’s about the fundamental repricing of value and power on a global scale. It examines how institutional adoption threatens to neuter Bitcoin through custodianship and regulatory capture. It warns of synthetic “paper Bitcoin” schemes designed to absorb and pacify user resistance. And it offers tactical tools—self-custody, privacy, multisig, node operation—for those determined to remain sovereign in a post-fiat future.

If you’ve ever suspected that the financial system is unsustainable by design, and that Bitcoin is more than just digital gold, this is the book that will confirm your instincts—and arm you for what’s coming.

Whether you’re a cypherpunk veteran or newly orange-pilled, Bitcoin Beyond the Collapse delivers a brutally clear roadmap: the fiat system will not reform itself. Opting out is no longer a slogan. It’s a survival strategy.