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The commentary then posits that real estate is primarily a "credit game." It underscores the fact that property valuations are susceptible to monetary policy shifts, interest rates, and government actions. With Bitcoin emerging as a new asset, the problems associated with property ownership may escalate as governments devise ways to create liquidity in non-inflationary formats.
The focus shifts to Bitcoin, described as a superior asset class devoid of many pitfalls existing in real estate investment. Bitcoin lacks physical maintenance requirements and local market pressures, making it a favorable asset for lending and international finance.