The Missing Piece: Why Most People Still Don’t Get Bitcoin

(and What Comes Next)

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Some ideas are too big to grasp without the right lens

Bitcoin is one of them. Tokenization will be the next.

Why Most People Miss It

Why Most People Miss It

Michael Saylor said it best:

“If you’re an engineer without knowledge in history or finance, something will be missing.
If you’re an economist without knowledge of physics or engineering, something will be missing too.”

Michael Saylor

Understanding Bitcoin - and what it unlocks - requires a multidisciplinary view.

I’ve realized that personally.

In hindsight, my education feels like a roadmap:

  • Economics taught me the game theory of markets

  • Finance and econometrics gave me the tools to measure value and volatility

  • History of Economics showed me the cycles of money, gold, inflation, and collapse linked to political decisions

  • Physics gave me the systems lens: energy, thermodynamics

All of that is now converging, like a puzzle coming together.

Because Bitcoin, tokenization, and the new on-chain economy aren’t just financial tools.
They’re systems. Monetary. Technical. Political. And deeply philosophical.

A Broken Financial System

Let me give you a stat that Michael Saylor shared:

📉 Only 4,000 companies are publicly traded in the US.
That’s 0.01% of 40 million businesses.

Let that sink in.

→ What if only 4’000 companies had bank accounts?
→ What if only 4’000 had access to the internet?

That would be considered a humanitarian crisis.

But when it comes to accessing capital, markets, and investors, this is today’s reality.

99.99% of businesses are shut out of capital markets.

Why Tokenization Matters

Here’s the opportunity:

Blockchain and tokenization let us flip that paradigm.

Instead of gatekeeping access to capital, we can open it to the 99.9%.
Instead of central exchanges, we use smart contracts.
Instead of relying on trust, we verify on-chain.

This is not hype. It’s overdue financial justice.

Imagine:

  • A family business in Morocco issuing a tokenized sukuk to finance new equipment

  • A real estate fund in Indonesia onboarding global Muslim investors via regulated RWAs

  • A zakat fund issuing verifiable impact reports using on-chain transfers

That’s the world we’re building.

But to build it, we need:

  1. Sound money (Bitcoin)

  2. A programmable settlement layer (Ethereum & L2s)

  3. Shariah-compliant structures (wakala, mudarabah, sukuk)

  4. Trustworthy screening and advisory (what we do at Swiss Islamic Finance)

We Are Early, But Not Too Early

Most people still don’t get Bitcoin.
They will miss tokenization too, until it’s too late.

That’s why we’re here.

To:
 Educate on first principles
 Screen halal projects and infrastructure
 Help investors enter early, ethically, and strategically

Final Word

What if the internet of money was already here, but most people weren’t invited?

Well, now they are.

And if you’re reading this, you’re part of the first wave of believers, not the last.

Let’s build a world where finance isn’t just strange, but on-chain, inclusive, and exponential.

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From Bitcoin to tokenized real-world assets, the puzzle is coming together.
We’re here to help you see the full picture.


Saâd
from Swiss Islamic Finance

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