Bitcoin will outperform long-term, no question. But it produces zero cash flow, so most people still cant live off it without selling.
For people who already have capital, rental real estate is a practical bridge: positive cash flow + debt paydown. Refinance at 4.5% fixed for 25 years (possible in the UAE), pull equity and buy more Bitcoin.
The property covers the loan and living costs while you stack extra BTC.
@GrantCardone understands this, he uses real estate cash flow and leverage to keep stacking the hardest asset while generating income to live on.
This path to financial freedom only works if you already have the capital to buy and leverage the real estate in the first place.
$100,000 in 1980 vs. $100,000 in 2026.
Same number. VERY different purchasing power.
In 1980, $100K could buy what costs roughly $409K today.
That means the US dollar has lost over 75% of its purchasing power in just 46 years.
And people still think holding cash is safe.
This is why I believe in #Bitcoin
Bitcoin is below $80K again. Maybe the bears were right after all.
Only a few days left to hit that $40K bottom everyone was predicting.
I'm already ALL-IN, but I secretly hope #Bitcoin drops to $40K.
At that price, I'm either taking out a loan or selling a kidney to buy more. 😂
It's never too late to buy Bitcoin.
The price of Bitcoin will go up forever and will outperform every other investment in the next 20 years.
Even a low IQ can understand:
Unlimited Money vs Limited Bitcoin = UP
NFA
Bitcoin is now used more than credit cards in El Salvador.
• Used Bitcoin (2024): 8% (Iudop/UCA)
• Active credit card users: 7% (World Bank)
Both still lag far behind cash, but considering credit cards have had 50 years to catch on, bitcoin adoption is doing just fine.