Bitcoin Magazine
Property has traditionally served as the primary vehicle for preserving wealth across generations, but Leon Wankum contends that era is coming to a close. The author of Digital Real Estate, published by Bitcoin Magazine Books, outlines how fiat currency debasement following 1971 artificially inflated a monetary premium within the real estate sector. He maintains that Bitcoin, functioning as absolutely scarce money, is currently siphoning away that premium, and notes that this transition will impact both commercial and residential markets.
“Digital Real Estate is required reading for anyone who owns property and hasn’t yet considered how Bitcoin is set to disrupt the real estate market.” 
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Chapters:
00:00 Leon Wankum’s “Digital Real Estate” Thesis
00:35 Why Real Estate’s Run Since 1971 Is Over
01:39 The Monetary Premium in Residential and Commercial Real Estate
03:58 Saving in Bitcoin vs. Spending It on a Home
05:57 Bitcoin as Collateral: Borrowing vs. Renting and Stacking
08:19 Why the Housing Crisis Is a Crisis of Ownership
09:56 Pricing Real Estate in Bitcoin
10:57 Homeowners, Banks, and Bitcoin-Backed Mortgages
14:14 Bitcoin Mining and Treasury Strategies for Real Estate Developers
16:04 Why Grant Cardone’s Bitcoin Real Estate Funds Could Lead
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the author of Digital Real Estate?
Leon Wankum is the author of Digital Real Estate, published by Bitcoin Magazine Books.
What caused the monetary premium in real estate since 1971?
Fiat currency debasement since 1971 inflated a monetary premium in the real estate market.
How is Bitcoin affecting real estate?
As absolutely scarce money, Bitcoin is pulling the monetary premium away from both residential and commercial real estate.
