The housing market is in an interesting phase.
We've seen significant price inflation in real estate over the past decade, driven by low interest rates, easy credit, and a surge in demand.
There's a question that many are starting to ask: Are these prices sustainable?
Historically, housing prices have moved with fundamentals—income growth, population expansion, and construction costs.
However, in recent years, prices have outpaced these fundamentals, driven largely by speculative buying, low mortgage rates, and the search for yield in a low-interest-rate environment.
This divergence has caused homes to become more of an investment vehicle than a utility—a place to live. While homeownership has traditionally been a way to build wealth, the current environment has pushed prices far beyond the reach of many, turning homes into speculative assets rather than just a place to live.
Enter Bitcoin. As a deflationary asset with a capped supply, Bitcoin introduces a new standard for value storage and transaction. If we transition to a Bitcoin standard, we could see a fundamental shift in how assets, including real estate, are valued.
What's your take on Bitcoin's role in all this?
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