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This book explores Bitcoin as more than a digital currency, positioning it as a transformative force reshaping governance, societies, and economies worldwide. It examines how Bitcoin influences public policy, regulatory frameworks, and political power structures, while also analyzing its role in financial inclusion, social change, and digital trust. From local communities adopting decentralized finance to global markets responding to cryptocurrency volatility, the book presents a balanced, multidisciplinary perspective on Bitcoin’s opportunities and challenges. It critically addresses economic implications such as monetary sovereignty, inflation hedging, investment behavior, and global trade dynamics, alongside social concerns including inequality, ethical considerations, and technological accessibility. Designed for students, researchers, policymakers, and professionals, this volume integrates management, finance, technology, and public policy viewpoints to provide a comprehensive understanding of Bitcoin’s real-world impact. By bridging theory with contemporary case insights, the book serves as a valuable resource for navigating the evolving digital economy from both local and global perspectives. Ms. Shinjini Mondal, specializing in Human Resources and Marketing, integrates core financial concepts with cryptocurrency markets and blockchain technology. Her work reflects strong analytical ability and a sound understanding of digital assets and financial innovation. Ms. Bhavya S, specializing in Finance and Human Resources, demonstrates strong academic curiosity and future-focused thinking through her authorship of a book on Bitcoin. She effectively integrates management concepts with blockchain technology to explain cryptocurrency from a business perspective.