@leonwankum That's exactly what I expect. For the reasons you explained, #bitcoin will eat part of the real estate lunch, as well as part of bonds, stock and other assets. It will be a nice lunch time for bitcoin holders ?

@RealRamonTiscar most likely 😎

@leonwankum You just can’t live in 😅

@PM_BW7 Not until we can lend against it to live in a home 😎

@leonwankum I respect this tweet coming from someone like you Leon, with a history and who also works in the RE industry.

@ronatola 👊

@leonwankum I ponder, will there be a huge drop in real estate as bitcoin hyerbitcoinzation comes into full swing? Would love to hear your thoughts, leon.

@usernumberone72 Good question. As this will most likely take several decades + QE and low interest rates will kick in again I'm not so sure. However, I'm sure RE won't appreciate as much as it has in the past as people will start putting their money in #Bitcoin instead.

@leonwankum #Bitcoin is simply a far superior asset to real estate and has every upside over it. Canada is an example of hyper-real-estate mania run amok.

@leonwankum No property tax;)

@leonwankum Absolutely. I just touched on this in my latest writing. I link Saylor’s epic monologue on Bitcoin as an apex property.

@JohnFerrughelli Real estate will always have value. Utility. Rent + production. It loses the monetary premium it carries as a store of value as people use bitcoin for this purpose.

@leonwankum Also harder to tax "unrealized gains" on BTC vs easily implemented tax on real estate

@leonwankum Imagine thinking digital lines of code are rare 😂 Greatful fool game is fun until the music stops and you're left bag holding nothingness