The Bitcoin Investment Handbook #51-80 Signed and Numbered Copy

Limited to just 30 copies, numbered based on order received.

976 pages, hard cover. $225 reduced to $113

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Bitcoin 2027 (DIGITAL FILE INCLUDED) $309 reduced to $155

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Bitcoin 2027 delivers a two-year forward outlook built on the first peer-reviewed Bitcoin valuation methodology. The 2024–2026 period provided the definitive real-world falsification of the four-year cycle myth. But the underlying adoption path does not change. From that foundation, the report examines how macro credit conditions and dollar strength are shaping the next cycle, presents the case that Bitcoin will outperform the S&P 500 in 2026, and provides a direct assessment of the quantum computing threat — separating credible risk from speculation.

The analytical toolkit spans network valuation via Metcalfe's Law and a macroeconomic model conditioned on the Fed dot plot, CME FedWatch probabilities, and the CBO two-year outlook, and a downside risk framework that expresses the likely price floor as a probability distribution.

Every purchase includes a complimentary six-month subscription to Cane Island's new, real-time platform where these models operate continuously. Value estimates, adoption statistics, Bitcoin-specific news, fund flows, and macro signals update daily, extending the analysis from a point-in-time assessment to a living research system.

This secment includes three items: the Bitcoin 2027 report, the prior-year Bitcoin 2026 report, and the digital platform subscription ($30 value). Over $90 in additional materials — more content, better tools, and a lower price than last year.

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Determinants of Bitcoin Performance (DIGITAL FILE INCLUDED) $25 reduced to $12

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Determinants of Bitcoin’s Performance tackles one of the market’s most important and poorly answered questions: what actually drives Bitcoin’s major advances, drawdowns, and departures from fundamental value? Rather than relying on familiar narratives about halvings, liquidity, speculation, or sentiment, this research subjects competing explanations to a rigorous empirical test using a rolling factor attribution framework and an adoption-based valuation benchmark. The result is a detailed map of how Bitcoin’s economic drivers have changed across market regimes, which explanations hold up under scrutiny, and which factors matter most in the current environment. For investors trying to understand where Bitcoin is in its cycle and what could move it next, this report replaces narrative with evidence.