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Your Money Is Not Yours: And Why Bitcoin Changes the Answer By Sorawisit Totharong Most people grow up believing their money is safe, permanent, and fully under their control. But history proves otherwise. From frozen bank accounts in Lebanon to sudden currency devaluations in Argentina, access to money has always been fragile. Even in stable countries, policies, gatekeepers, or unexpected crises can block what you think is ""yours."" This book begins with an uncomfortable truth: the balance in your bank account is not truly yours. It is a promise that can be delayed, restricted, or revoked. Your Money Is Not Yours reveals how modern finance works behind the scenes and why ordinary people often find themselves powerless when systems fail. Into this picture enters Bitcoin. Born in 2009, it has grown from a small experiment into a global tool for independence. It is now used by citizens escaping inflation, families sending remittances across borders, and savers protecting themselves against monetary debasement. Instead of hype or jargon, this book offers a clear, practical guide: - Uncover why your bank balance is more fragile than it looks - Learn how governments and institutions quietly control access to money - See real-world stories of people losing savings overnight - Understand Bitcoin's core principles of decentralization, limited supply, and self-custody in plain language - Discover how to approach Bitcoin with caution, patience, and clarity This is not a get-rich-quick manual. It is a roadmap to reclaiming financial independence step by step, coin by coin. Whether you are a student, a worker sending money abroad, or a saver looking to preserve long-term value, this book will change the way you think about ownership and wealth in the digital age.

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