Bitcoin and the 18.6-Year Real Estate Cycle

Our Thoughts

Bitcoin has a 4-year cycle. Real Estate, 18.6.

DYOR. Do Your Own Research.

We got super curious about Bitcoin and the 18.6-year Real Estate cycle in early 2021. Since then we’ve read books and followed others in those spaces, learning all we could about the mysterious “magical” Internet money and the largest asset in the world, land.

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Cracks continue to build in the housing market. The 18.6-year Real Estate cycle is right on schedule.

D.R. Horton faces federal lawsuit over alleged mortgage payment concealment https://share.google/5IdmnvBs5RGqbj3MZ

via LinkedIn

The largest homebuilding company in the United States with multiple projects throughout the Lowcountry is facing a federal lawsuit over claims the company conceals the true monthly cost of purchasing a home.

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DYOR

We recommend studying for at least 3-6 months before getting into the market.

Charts can be found at tradingview.com. Look at timeframes. Remember that time is more important than price.

We recommend holding your own keys for long-term accounts. If you need help getting set up in this type of scenario, get in touch at budgetstobitcoin.com.

Read books about the Bitcoin technology. Listen to interviews of people in the space like Michael Saylor, Robert Breedlove, Jimmy Song, etc./

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What is a hardware wallet?

That term, wallet, is actually a misnomer. A better term might be “key ring.”

A hardware wallet is a physical device that stores private keys offline. Something that stores keys would be a key ring, not a wallet, but I digress.

These devices provide a secure way to manage and protect cryptocurrency assets. They are designed to keep private keys isolated from internet-connected systems, significantly reducing the risk of cyberattacks.

When you want to sign a transaction, the hardware wallet displays the transaction details on its screen, allowing you to approve or reject it manually. This process ensures that transactions are signed locally on the device, making it extremely difficult for hackers to intercept or alter the transaction.

Overall, hardware wallets are considered one of the most secure ways to store cryptocurrency, especially for users who hold significant amounts of digital assets./

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Bitcoin lives entirely online. Want to know more? Watch this 4 minute video explaining money for the Internet age.

What is BITCOIN?? Explained for Beginners

https://youtu.be/Js6qesKGzp8?si=hCRbjO1SkgYm_JLA/

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