Bitcoin Strategy Group is a media and consulting company dedicated to educating individuals, families, businesses, and organizations on the power of Bitcoin — and the future it represents.
For the first time in history, humanity has access to a form of money that cannot be seized, debased, or manipulated. Bitcoin represents a once-in-a-generation innovation — and most people don’t know it yet.
Bitcoin Strategy Group exists to change that. From high-end executive consulting and corporate treasury strategy to children’s storybooks and graphic novels — we meet every audience exactly where they are.
The goal is simple: separate money from the state, and give every person on earth access to sound money — one conversation, one book, one story at a time.
Every medium reaches a different audience. Every story opens a new door.
Whether you’re an individual, a business, or an organization — the first step is a conversation. Reach out directly or fill out the form below and Tyler will get back to you personally.
After graduating from the University of Notre Dame, Tyler began his career at Groupon during its pre-IPO, hyper-growth years. He later spent nearly a decade as an Investment Advisor at Merrill Lynch, advising high-net-worth families and organizations across hundreds of millions in assets — before earning his Executive MBA from UCLA Anderson.
Over time, Tyler concluded that his personal values no longer aligned with those of the large banking institutions or the broader financial system — one that disproportionately benefits a small percentage of participants while the majority bear the long-term effects of inflation and currency debasement.
Tyler relocated to San Luis Obispo and founded Bitcoin Strategy Group — a media and consulting company at the intersection of Bitcoin, AI, and storytelling. Through physical content, digital content, and advisory services, Bitcoin Strategy Group’s mission is to get as many individuals and organizations “off of zero” Bitcoin.
Tyler lives in San Luis Obispo with his wife, Caitlin, and their two dogs, Gordy and Bhodi.
“Most of us do not arrive at Bitcoin through comfort. We arrive through pain, disillusionment, struggle, and eventually clarity.”
Tyler first discovered Bitcoin in 2012. But he did not truly understand it until 2023 — after his life completely fell apart.
From the outside, he looked successful. A degree from Notre Dame, an Executive MBA from UCLA, a career at a major bank helping manage millions of dollars, living in Santa Monica — spending a decade helping the top 1% get wealthier. But behind the scenes, he was suffering.
More than 100 times under anesthesia. Multiple spinal fusions. A full lumbar laminectomy. Dozens of stem cell treatments, radio frequency ablations, nerve blocks. 50+ of LA’s top doctors. 200+ prescription medications. And only getting worse.
He was living in what felt like the matrix — trusting elite institutions, elite doctors, and a system that looked impressive from the outside but was deeply broken underneath. When doctors were debating another fusion, a morphine pump, a fentanyl patch, or a spinal cord stimulator, AI cut through the noise and gave a simple answer:
“You have advanced Degenerative Disc Disease, and there is a simple way to manage this. Get a total disc replacement, then walk. Walk as much as you possibly can.”
Ten years. Nearly $1M spent on medical care. $28M charged to insurance. And it took AI 10 minutes to explain clearly what was happening and what needed to be done. After the disc replacement, Tyler and AI turned to finances — and arrived at a simple framework: two assets only. Cash and Bitcoin. Cash for short-term bills. Bitcoin as a savings account — to hold, grow, and build upon forever.
Tyler relocated to San Luis Obispo and began rebuilding — his life and his business — with AI and on the Bitcoin standard. The experience forged a conviction that now drives everything he does.
“Bitcoin is rarely an overnight intellectual conversion. It comes in stages. For many of us, conviction only comes after despair. After the illusion breaks. After the system fails us personally. Only then do we begin to understand what Bitcoin actually is.”
The goal of Bitcoin Strategy Group’s media company is to share human stories — stories from around the world that capture the emotional and philosophical journey that so many go through before arriving at full conviction. Right now, Tyler is laser focused on two projects: The Saylor Series and This Is Why We Bitcoin — 21 stories from 21 individuals across the U.S., South America, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and beyond who discovered Bitcoin through inflation, war, conflict, pain, and struggle.
Very few people wake up one day and casually decide to go all in on Bitcoin. Most get here through suffering first. Through broken systems. Through realizing the world they trusted is not what it seemed.
“There is no greater cause I would prefer to dedicate my life to than the separation of Money and State.”
FIX THE MONEY. FIX THE WORLD.
— Tyler L. Tabit
Bitcoin Strategy Group is built to serve two parallel missions: storytelling that changes how people think about money, and consulting that gives individuals and organizations the practical frameworks to act on that understanding.
Through high-end executive advisory, corporate treasury strategy, educational workshops, premium hardcover books, graphic novels for children, magazines, and digital content — Bitcoin Strategy Group meets every audience exactly where they are. From the C-suite to the classroom.
The ultimate goal is simple: get as many individuals and organizations “off of zero” Bitcoin — and help them understand why it may be the most important financial decision of their lifetime.
A growing ecosystem of Bitcoin education, media, advisory, and community platforms.
Every balance sheet is different. The goal is to provide clear, practical frameworks that help clients “get off zero” — often beginning with a modest 1%–5% allocation — and scale from there with confidence.
A portfolio of media projects spanning every audience — from high-net-worth executives to children learning what money is for the very first time. One mission. Many stories.
A premium hardcover book telling 21 real-life stories from individuals and organizations across the globe who have turned to Bitcoin — not as a speculative investment, but as a necessity. Based on original interviews and firsthand accounts gathered through travel and direct conversations with people living in diverse economic and political environments, including regions affected by inflation, banking restrictions, and financial instability.
Each chapter presents a unique perspective, highlighting how Bitcoin has been used to preserve savings in the face of currency debasement, move money across borders when traditional systems fail, and provide financial security and independence.
Or do you have a Bitcoin story or journey you would like to share with our team? If so, please submit it below or email it to us and we will consider publishing it in the upcoming book This Is Why We Bitcoin.
We view Bitcoin as a global and neutral asset. So no matter where you are from, no matter your background — we would love to hear your story and share it with the world.
Submit Your Story →A long-term, multi-volume collection that captures and distills the most important ideas, frameworks, and insights from Michael Saylor’s work on Bitcoin and the future of finance. Planned as a 21-volume series released over the next decade, each book is designed as a high-end, library edition collectible — crafted with premium materials and timeless design.
The vision is to create a definitive body of work that not only preserves these ideas, but presents them in a format worthy of their significance — books that are meant to be studied, collected, and kept for generations.
Financial literacy for everyone — brought to life through characters, adventures, and real-world scenarios that make understanding money genuinely fun. Instead of lectures or technical jargon, the story explores what money is, why inflation happens, how savings are affected over time, and why Bitcoin exists.
A quarterly Bitcoin magazine and newsletter dedicated to education, storytelling, and thought leadership. Serving everyone from families and entrepreneurs to executives and nonprofit leaders — bridging the gap between emerging technology and everyday decision-making.
Two essential documentaries that ask the most important questions about money, government, and freedom. Start here if you’re new to Bitcoin — or share these with someone who needs to see them.
These films represent the kind of storytelling Bitcoin Strategy Group believes in — work that doesn’t just explain Bitcoin technically, but communicates why it matters on a human level.
The best Bitcoin education doesn’t start with whitepapers. It starts with stories that make people feel the weight of the problem — and then reveals the solution.
The men who built this nation warned us — in strikingly clear language — about the dangers of central banking, paper currency, and the concentration of monetary power. Their words, written centuries ago, read like a diagnosis of today.
The Founding Fathers believed monetary power should rest with the people — not centralized banking institutions. As students of history, they understood that paper (fiat) money has always lost value over time, often leading to instability and widening economic inequality. Furthermore it centralizes control to the Federal Government and away from the people.
In Tyler’s words: “Bitcoin takes power away from the State and restores it back to the people. Bitcoin represents the greatest peaceful protest of our time.”
Below are their words. Read them slowly. Then ask yourself: what would they think of the Federal Reserve?
Hayek, the Nobel Prize-winning economist and defender of classical liberalism, foresaw Bitcoin decades before Satoshi Nakamoto. The “sly roundabout way” he described — introducing something governments cannot stop — is exactly what Bitcoin became.
In 1921, Henry Ford proposed an “energy currency” — scarce, backed by energy, beyond the reach of bankers — that would displace gold and end the financial incentives for war. He envisioned something remarkably similar to Bitcoin: a digital, energy-backed, apolitical store of value.
The warnings were there. The vision was there. What was missing was the technology. In 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto delivered it. Bitcoin is not a new idea — it is the culmination of centuries of thinking about what honest money should be.