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Let’s not mince words—Bitcoin is a digital asset with a cap of 21 million units, while real estate increasingly resembles a struggling educational figure, unable to impart much. Recent statistics make this abundantly clear. While a typical home appreciates at a miserly rate of 3%, Bitcoin jumped an astonishing 60%, offering liquidity without the cumbersome fees associated with property brokerage and maintenance.
Bitcoin requires minimal upkeep and offers tax benefits that real estate can only dream of. Imagine trading capital gains for a tropical vacation in Puerto Rico—this is feasible with Bitcoin! Conversely, homeownership saddles you with property taxes that, in essence, diminish your capital while encumbering you with debts for maintenance and repairs.