THE CRYPTO CON

Is Bitcoin a Bubble? Is Tether a Scam? Will All Cryptocurrency Eventually Default to Zero? The Simple Answer Is Yes, Most Definitely



Don’t Invest In What You Don’t Understand

The Crypto Con
The Crypto Con By Andrew Brassell
If you want to be the smartest person in the room when debating why not to invest in cryptocurrency, The Crypto Con is for you. The goal of The Crypto Con is to explain to readers in simple terms how no form of cryptocurrency has—or can ever have—true intrinsic value.

The Crypto Con isn’t just a Bitcoin takedown; it’s a survival guide for the next wave of investors eyeing Bitcoin, altcoins, and DeFi tokens in 2026, at a time when investing in digital air is about to become more high-risk than ever.

Unlike any other anti-cryptocurrency book on the market, The Crypto Con also warns readers about the likely direction in which cryptocurrency has always been quietly steering humanity socio-economically. The popping of the Bitcoin bubble will happen. It’s designed to happen. The only question is: what do legacy central banks have planned for what happens after the Bitcoin bubble pops?

If you believe in so-called power laws, Bitcoin isn’t just digital cash. Despite Bitcoin bubble warnings from hedge fund managers like Michael Burry, predictor of the 2008 financial crisis, Bitcoin isn’t just a form of cryptocurrency—it’s an unstoppable force of nature.

Apparently, power laws prove that Bitcoin will appreciate in value until the heat death of the known universe. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. That’s just Tulip Bulb mania.

The Crypto Con brutally proves that the Bitcoin we know today is the very antithesis of Satoshi Nakamoto’s original vision for cryptocurrency. Andrew Brassell even goes so far as to completely destroy the fairy tale of the official Bitcoin origin story. In the process, he puts a spotlight on the very real possibility that Bitcoin was created by none other than the U.S. National Security Agency.

About Me – A Former Freelance Writer in Midlife Crisis Mode

There’s not much to say, really, other than that once upon a time, I lived the proverbial dream. I quit the rat race, quit my country, and dared to dream that I could make it as a freelance writer. And I did. For ten years, I wrote copy for everyone from the King of Morocco and John McAfee to Superdry. During the same years, I wrote for thousands of startups in hundreds of different niches. Then COVID-19, AI, and getting older happened. Now the dream is over.

Worse, I’m at that 40s stage of life where you just can’t trust your farts anymore. Is it a fart? Will it act like a fart but betray me again and be a little bit more again this time? And oh my God, might I have bowel cancer?

I’m not getting checked. I don’t care. I can’t afford to get any older anyway. Hell, I don’t have enough disposable income to afford new underwear.

Being 40 in the 21st century is fucking hell. Your ass betrays you, your toenails start growing all wrong. If you’ve still got hair, it always looks like shit no matter what you do with it, and even more anti-miraculously, you can actually put on weight without eating. I can fast for a week and put on an extra chin.

If you’re like me and have baby boomer parents who somehow survived this second anti-puberty before you, you’ll also spend half of every month trying to find the courage to pick up the phone to beg for help paying next month’s rent. Then one night, a little light goes off in your brain where your multiplication tables used to be, and you’ll think, “Ah… Maybe this is what a midlife crisis is.”

Well, if it is, I’ve finally decided to fight back.

So what if no one wants to hire me? I’ll write anyway. After all, there are still things I’m passionate about, and unlike a machine, I can still tell a pretty engaging real human story when I want to. This blog is mine. And yes, some things you might find posted here might seem improbable. However, if you’re reading it here, it’s the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

Enjoy. And maybe get a little enlightened in the process.