Asset prices don’t really go up.
It’s the currencies that are going down.
(This is something most never dare learn or understand).
When you price goods and services in currencies like the dollar, euro, British pound, etc, everything is always going up.
But switch the measuring stick from failing currencies to hard money (no, currencies are not money) and the picture flips.
Priced in real money, most assets have been falling, and have been for years – especially when priced in Bitcoin. It’s true…
Real estate is becoming increasingly affordable over time, when priced in Bitcoin (and so is everything else).
The same goes for when priced in Gold and silver, too.
So no, it’s not the assets that are becoming more valuable.
It’s the currency we’re using to buy them that keeps leaking purchasing power.
That is what inflation actually is.
Not higher prices. Weaker currency.
Governments borrow, central banks print, and debt grows, which forces the government to borrow again, the central bank to print, and the cycle continues.
And all that extra currency then floods into the system, repricing everything just that little bit higher – every day forever.
And that is why you feel yourself getting poorer, even though you’re earning more.
Bitcoin fixes this.