The Bitcoin Price Trap is a relentless exposé of how the world's most powerful financial institutions have hijacked the Bitcoin market—without owning the protocol. In this hard-hitting investigation, Mick’s Non Fiction lays bare the mechanisms of modern price suppression: synthetic exposure, paper derivatives, opaque ETF flows, and the rehypothecation of Bitcoin that doesn't exist. While the headlines tout mass adoption, the insiders are quietly accumulating, building positions through off-exchange dark pools and cloaked custodial channels.

This book unpacks the difference between real Bitcoin and the paper version 90% of the market interacts with, revealing how futures, options, and delayed settlement ETFs distort the price of an asset that’s supposed to be scarce. With retail sidelined and volatility suppressed, Bitcoin’s true value remains buried under a web of financial engineering. But under the surface, the supply is disappearing—and the trap is tightening.

Drawing on on-chain data, macroeconomic signals, and insider behavior, The Bitcoin Price Trap maps the coming rupture between synthetic markets and physical coin. It exposes the elite actors shaping the narrative, gaming the liquidity, and hoarding the real asset before the paper game breaks. For anyone serious about Bitcoin—not as a fad, but as a monetary revolution—this book is the missing manual for understanding how the game is played, and how to escape it before the final pivot resets everything.

Ignore the headlines. Watch the wallets. The snap is coming.