Agree. Although, I do like Michael Saylor’s analogy comparing BTC to New York City real estate. So, I’d use the analogy when appropriate but mostly avoid “its digital real estate.” Furthermore, there was a website in the 90’s or early 2000’s called (I think) “secondlife” which was similar to a giant video game where people were buying (with real money) houses, hotels, etc. and, well, it no longer exists. Nobody wants to buy BTC only to have it cease to exist in 15-20 years. I mention this because I’d bet tech interested CRE investors of a certain age, say 50+, might remember “secondlife.”