It won't be entirely. A lot of people are going to be destroyed in the short term. It's retirement for a ton of people in the US at least.

But I am excited about what's on the other side.

I'm conflicted on saying they are fucking people over. Some people want to rent and that is a service that should never fully go away. But it would be a lot cheaper on a Bitcoin standard. Everyone would be able to win. They currently can't, which is where your feelings come from. Landlords aren't bad per se. It's the system they operate in that's rotten.

Honestly, it was just easier in my view. But I also concluded that real estate shouldn't theoretically be as scarce as it is given the fact that shelter is a basic life necessity. I didn't want to encourage the broken system. So ot was largely convenience and ease of buying small chunks of scarce assets and partially ideological reasoning. The portability of gold and Bitcoin was a draw too, but I very quickly learned how painful gold is once you get into the pounds. I had to outsource to a vault in another country and didn't like that compared to how my Bitcoin worked. The superior tech is what ultimately won me. All the other Bitcoin maxi ideology came later.