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Seeking insights from #Bitcoin friends:

In Australia, just an average residential property is now priced at 10x the median household income. We're facing a rental crisis due to a significant housing shortage and a surge in immigration.

For many families, renting isn't a viable option, and those who own homes often take on substantial debt, viewing their property as a wealth-creating asset. The strategy? Stay long-term or continually renovate and flip.

But here's my question: When does this party end?

Given the impressive returns on Bitcoin and devaluation of AUD, how could one make a smarter bet in today's environment? I'm keen to hear your thoughts on where Bitcoin fits into this equation.

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This version should be clear, engaging, and poised to encourage thoughtful responses from those with experience in Bitcoin and real estate.

Trust is probably the most valuable asset on earth.

Do you think there are risks to the narrative above? What are the known-unknowns regarding bitcoin’s ability to legitimately “absorb every fiat instrument on earth”?

Just learning 😅

What helps #bitcoin transcend risk asset status to something boring like currency?

Feeling more and more like this a great space for “learning in public”.

Has anyone ranked listed companies by total bitcoin vs debt loading?

Total bitcoin on the books, net debt, debt to equity, etc?

I used to go to Twitter and find really interesting views on investing.

Beyond idea gen, there was good discussion and second-level thinking.

Now I find it an echo chamber of doom posting.

#Nostr feels like it will be a great replacement.

El Salvador is living in 2074 - harvesting volcano power for bitcoins. Meanwhile Australia is just trying to extract more wealth from residential ProPerTeeee

#wealth #investinginlava #bitcoin