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It should be the standard, but right now and in the short term it is not.

If you wanted to transfer US$2.8 Million to a Bitcoin friendly bank to take out a loan to purchase a house right now with KYC free Bitcoin, with no transaction history you would have a very hard time. If it was cucked 🌽 you would have a very easy time.

If you sent US$2.8 million to a centralised exchange to swap it for Fiat to purchase your home, again you would have a hard time doing it with freedom 🌽 compared to cucked 🌽.

It would make a huge difference right now and possibly an even bigger difference in 2 to 5 years.

When we reach hyperbitcoinization things will obviously get easier on a Bitcoin standard but until then if anyone is hoping to use freedom 🌽 for multi million dollar purchases you are going to have to have a solid plan using a list of options that are pretty skinny right now.
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MRbtc 11mo ago

With that line of thought, miners cannot buy houses with the earned Bitcoin? There is no transaction history there. Also, there is no need to exchange for fiat to buy a house, unless the seller does not accept it.

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Deleted Account 11mo ago

Mined bitcoin would be a slightly different proposition.

99% of people selling homes around the world only accept fiat.

If you can find a home seller who is selling a house matching your exact needs in the exact location you want to live who will accept freedom 🌽 you are in a great position! Win / win.