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npub1p4yw...0gj6 10 months ago
Real estate isn’t sovereignty. It’s stacked counterparty risk: 1. State (property tax = forever rent) 2. Banks (mortgage = you don’t own it) 3. Tenants (they stop paying, you still owe) 4. Insurers (deny your claim? tough) 5. Contractors (maintenance never ends) 6. Jurisdiction (laws change, you’re stuck) 7. Liquidity (try selling fast in a panic) Bitcoin removes all of it. No landlord. No tenant. No borders. No permission. It’s not just digital money. It’s self-sovereign property. The monetary premium is leaking out of real estate. And it’s not coming back. #Bitcoin #OptOut #Sovereignty #NOSTR #TheModernSovereign image

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npub1ya27...q29d 10 months ago
I don’t think this is knocking owning a property to live on, rather real estate as an investment vehicle for long term savings.
looking forward to the rest of the world catching up so we can finally use housing for what it’s made for again
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Jim Smij 10 months ago
there's no mention of "investment" or "savings" just sovereignty in the o.p. let's let them explain, though, thx.
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npub1p4yw...0gj6 10 months ago
We need places to live for utility. Monetary premium needs to be stripped out of real estate.
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npub1p4yw...0gj6 10 months ago
Owning for utility is one thing if it makes sense over the opportunity costs. It comes down to preference and what makes sense to the individual at any particular time.
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npub1p4yw...0gj6 10 months ago
I do not consider my home an investment. It’s a lifestyle choice.
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npub15np8...plyn 10 months ago
I sold over a dozen investment properties and put it all into btc.