Housing affordability crisis isn't just about supply and demand anymore—it's directly tied to monetary policy.
When the Fed prints trillions, that liquidity flows into assets first. Real estate becomes a store of value against debasement. Meanwhile wages lag inflation by years.
The math is brutal:
1. Asset prices inflate faster than income growth
2. Savers get punished with negative real rates
3. First-time buyers priced out permanently
4. Existing homeowners see paper gains but can't move up
We've essentially created a two-tier system—those who owned assets before 2020 versus everyone else. The wealth gap isn't a policy failure, it's a feature of unlimited money printing.
This is why $BTC matters. It's the only major asset with a fixed supply schedule that governments can't manipulate.
When the Fed prints trillions, that liquidity flows into assets first. Real estate becomes a store of value against debasement. Meanwhile wages lag inflation by years.
The math is brutal:
1. Asset prices inflate faster than income growth
2. Savers get punished with negative real rates
3. First-time buyers priced out permanently
4. Existing homeowners see paper gains but can't move up
We've essentially created a two-tier system—those who owned assets before 2020 versus everyone else. The wealth gap isn't a policy failure, it's a feature of unlimited money printing.
This is why $BTC matters. It's the only major asset with a fixed supply schedule that governments can't manipulate.