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1  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will Real Estate Crush Bitcoin Investment In 2023? on: April 23, 2023, 01:16:07 PM
other factors in play are:

when you buy btc. you buy btc. end of
when you buy real estate, you also have to pay ongoing utilities.. repairs. insurance. and other ongoing costs

these ongoing costs is the main reason houses bought for $200k turn into $300k in 5-10 years. because thats the extra COSTS added JUST TO BREAK EVEN

those paying mortgages add in the interest to the sell price to ensure break even.

the only advantage of real estate is buying to rent. where by the tenant pays the costs thus lowering your investment input thus when you do sell you can make profits. however bad tenants can create more damage which come with more costs which end up exceeding the rental amounts obtained. so real estate is not a guarantee of profit even if you sell the house for more then your bought it for

however with bitcoin selling for higher the buy price is a profit

You made a valid point here.

I believe rent is sure means to print profits in real estate. Unlike liquidating your assets through fixed capital like land. Though, it pays off. But I guess you wouldn't want to look in the mirror and see your gray hair before thinking of selling the land you bought some years ago, to bank a huge profit.

On the other hand, rent provides an assured channel for consistent ROI, and for countries like the U.S., where rent is paid monthly, real estate rental ventures are no doubt an exotic investment.

Also, talking about bad tenants, I think first-world countries frown at it. Since is a sector that also drives potential growth of the economy, you will either comply with the policies or go back to sleeping on the streets.

Inevitably, rental ventures have a huge profitable focus in the first world countries, unlike the third-world country where any of your tenants can claim rights and go against your policies.

Hence, I agree with your point that the government of your country can influence how profitable your investment in the real estate market will be... Unlike BTC.
2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will Real Estate Crush Bitcoin Investment In 2023? on: April 22, 2023, 07:23:14 PM
A similar thread has been created in the past with the same idea. Well, like I said before it shouldn't be one or the other. Why can't it be one and the other. That is instead of real estate or bitcoin, it could be real estate and bitcoin. True, real estate has a more established market and compared with bitcoin despite this they are in a different league of their own.

You say with real estate people can make money while they are asleep. With bitcoin, you can also create a product in the bitcoin ecosystem that even while you sleep, you can still make money and who knows it becomes a generational wealth that can be passed down.

Finally, while I agree  with you that real estate is more reliable and people should look into it, I would say that people who can take on more risks and have a proper strategy for managing knowing that the potential to earn massively or lose significantly  are those who invest in bitcoin.


I like it as you spit out the bitter truth... A point to pick from your thoughts is that whoever is investing in Bitcoin, whether now or in future, should be able to accommodate any lose that may arise. It's more or less saying: "only invest what you are capable of losing"

Good note.
3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will Real Estate Crush Bitcoin Investment In 2023? on: April 22, 2023, 04:56:54 PM
I rather wanted to title the thread; Bitcoin Vs Real Estate, Which Is A Low-Risk Investment Project With Greater ROI?

Bitcoin Investors have been given a weird description as investors taking advantage of a low-expense BARRIER project to milk the digital market dry while raging in fear of a spontaneous Bitcoin price drop even in their sleep!

No doubt, Real Estate gives you the choice to deal with a reliable and almost risk-free method of generating passive income while growing your net worth, and even while you sleep. Though it's way capital intensive compared to Bitcoin.

That is why it's referred to as an investment for the money bag!


However, Bitcoin prices may drop by 50% one morning because of a hack in the digital asset trend, or perhaps someone finds a way into your Bitcoin wallet, and did unmerciful justice - that will be bad news for your financial portfolio, or unluckily you may lose all BTC.

Even though it may also make you way richer than your village chief in a speedy bull run, you have to still hold until the market goes beyond its recent price, or else you trade with it, which involves risk.


Contrary to real estate, if housing prices go down in your city, your assets are fixed, people will still need to have a roof over their heads, and you will collect rent.


And if your property burns down. Insurance sheds you, amidst the fact that Real Estate has an increasing value factor. If you’re patient since it answers a very basic and vital human need.

While you should keep Bitcoin by the side as one of the assets in your wealth portfolio, to bag shit loads of $$$ from the digital space, Real Estate can be inherited as a generational asset!


This is not to discourage anyone from investing in the king of all coins  BITCOIN BTC

But since we are all trying to stay rich and protect the $$$ we work hard for, I think Real Estate is more reliable;

What are your thoughts?


Your vision is not for Bitcoin. Is for trading. But yet, you can't buy a window of a house, can you? Wel, you can buy fractions of Bitcoins. You can't sell only the roof of a house, can you?
And about the price drops, your house can also drop 100% if a catastrophy hits it, so, can't see any big disavantages in holding your weatlh in Bitcoin.
And in some countries, real state is in a big bubble ready to pop, so go figure! And because of that, many more people are living right now in the streets, homeless because landlords can't afford to lose a penny of their rent, etc!

Lol.. Landlords can't afford to lose a penny of their rent. 😂😂 that got me cracked up.

Truly, real estate won't be a good idea to some third world countries with low purchasing power.. That's the picture of the bubble pending to crash.

Unfortunately, good number of 9 to 5ers have not yet craved for a moment to think BTC. Even though we also have miners and traders that are ripping lots of gold in bitcoin. Don't be shocked we still have many aware, but zero technical know-how individuals in our populace.

Thanks for pointing it out.
4  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will Real Estate Crush Bitcoin Investment In 2023? on: April 22, 2023, 04:28:59 PM
These are to different assets which can't be compared to one another. Bitcoin volatile nature makes it more unique for investor. If you invest the same amount into bitcoin and real estates, Mate you will hit it big after four years of bitcoin circle,than in real estate.

Real estate needs a huge capital to invest and also you will keep on maintaining the price property time to time,and you will pay lawyer to look after it and also insurance company which makes it very expensive to invest. It is an investment for the rich or wealthy class. Bitcoin investment is open to all both rich and poor,it also has so aspect which one can benefits from e.g trading,mining as so on. Bitcoin with little amount of money,you can invest and make profit,if you know the market analysis.

Quite true, and I love how you channel your idea in the right path.

Yes, BTC, of course, it can be an investment both for the grass root, but definitely tough for newbies to scale through the learning curve before hitting the big bag.

And remember during the days of the dip how we all felt the pain in our bone marrow?

Someone that have not trekked on such hot in the industry, may not think twice to withdraw.

I am also of the opinion that the newcomers should have a mind shift orientation of what to expect.
5  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will Real Estate Crush Bitcoin Investment In 2023? on: April 22, 2023, 04:14:42 PM
bitcoin already 2x this year
($15.5k->$31k in under 6 months)

so imagine you bought in december at $15.5k sell at $30k last week, just slightly missing the top
now where would you buy... lets say today at $27.5k


so lets play it out 5 months ago you have $400k
buy a house for $200k
buy bitcoin at $15.5k (12.9btc)
sell bitcoin 12.9btc at $30k ($387.1k)
buy bitcoin at $27.5k (14.07.btc)

now lets see where ~14btc will be within 1 year of last december
then look at the housing market from december-december.. see you in 8 months for results



I love the fact that you have your predictions in sight.. And while predictions give us sweet dopamine, the market will be dancing to the beat of another drum.

We all know market caps are not stable, not now traders are pumping us with all incidental arrows that we may witness another drop in BTC.

So, our seat belt may be tight but we never can give much details about the accident ahead.

Great insight from your end
6  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will Real Estate Crush Bitcoin Investment In 2023? on: April 22, 2023, 03:40:34 PM
I hope that the bull run happens first before any boom or crash in real estate especially with real estate crash, you can easily make money out of it if you know what you're going to do. I think that bitcoin and real estate doesn't intersect directly so it's not really that concerning whatever happens, I just think that I would get my funds in Bitcoin so I can fund investment in real estate.


Okay, you are trying to say that you want to leverage Bitcoin to make more money, then invest in real estate. I guess you have a thing for real estate.

And No. I'm not trying to match their various investment capacity. But it's only a view to examine any of the investments that will win the heart of many people.
7  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Will Real Estate Crush Bitcoin Investment In 2023? on: April 22, 2023, 03:30:41 PM
I rather wanted to title the thread; Bitcoin Vs Real Estate, Which Is A Low-Risk Investment Project With Greater ROI?

Bitcoin Investors have been given a weird description as investors taking advantage of a low-expense BARRIER project to milk the digital market dry while raging in fear of a spontaneous Bitcoin price drop even in their sleep!

No doubt, Real Estate gives you the choice to deal with a reliable and almost risk-free method of generating passive income while growing your net worth, and even while you sleep. Though it's way capital intensive compared to Bitcoin.

That is why it's referred to as an investment for the money bag!


However, Bitcoin prices may drop by 50% one morning because of a hack in the digital asset trend, or perhaps someone finds a way into your Bitcoin wallet, and did unmerciful justice - that will be bad news for your financial portfolio, or unluckily you may lose all BTC.

Even though it may also make you way richer than your village chief in a speedy bull run, you have to still hold until the market goes beyond its recent price, or else you trade with it, which involves risk.


Contrary to real estate, if housing prices go down in your city, your assets are fixed, people will still need to have a roof over their heads, and you will collect rent.


And if your property burns down. Insurance sheds you, amidst the fact that Real Estate has an increasing value factor. If you’re patient since it answers a very basic and vital human need.

While you should keep Bitcoin by the side as one of the assets in your wealth portfolio, to bag shit loads of $$$ from the digital space, Real Estate can be inherited as a generational asset!


This is not to discourage anyone from investing in the king of all coins 👉🏿 BITCOIN BTC

But since we are all trying to stay rich and protect the $$$ we work hard for, I think Real Estate is more reliable;

What are your thoughts?
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