In 2015, Bitcoin was right there, in front of me.
I ran into it ten times. I never stopped. Like everyone else, I shrugged, and I let it go by.
The hard part was not understanding Bitcoin.
The hard part was stopping for it. Giving it an hour, a page, one real try. The people who got it were not smarter. They had tried.
Eleven years later, I feel the exact same thing about Bittensor. A network where artificial intelligence belongs to no one, where the rules are public, and whose currency is capped like bitcoin. All around me, the same "this is too complicated for me."
This time, I stopped for it. And I wrote the book that lets you do the same in a weekend.
I wrote it for people who know nothing about any of this. Every technical word explained once, in one sentence. A city, its districts, its craftsmen and its jury to understand the machine without a single diagram. And the risks as a whole part of the book, not a footnote.
It will not tell you what to buy. It predicts nothing. It gives you what you need to judge for yourself.
"The Bitcoin of AI" is out October 12 on Amazon, in English and in French.
If someone around you says "I don't get any of this," I wrote it for them.
In 2015, nobody handed me this book.
In 2026, I am handing it to you.