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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Gatekeeper Investment Group
So, why do 12 people get to decide the monetary fate of 330,000,000 Americans? And if you extrapolate this to any nation that pegs their currency to the USD, it directly affects them too bringing the total to billions of people.
Central banking is a scam. Central banking needs to be stopped.
Read Broken Money by Lyn Alden to learn more.
Today the Fed is expected to cut rates by 25bps. This raises a fundamental question: Why should a handful of bureaucrats decide the price of money for 330 million Americans? The Case for Market-Determined Rates In a free market, interest rates emerge from millions of voluntary decisions by savers, b…
Gatekeeper Investment Group
If you’re concerned about tariffs, Bitcoin is a borderless, tariff-proof monetary network. It moves value globally with no customs, no capital controls, and no FX fees. And unlike public companies exposed to trade flows or supply chains, Bitcoin has no earnings reports, no geopolitical supply shocks, and no executive missteps that can derail its value proposition.
Study Bitcoin. Study Fiat./
Gatekeeper Investment Group
With over $36 trillion in debt and rising interest payments, the long-term viability of fiat is increasingly in question.
Bitcoin offers a parallel system not subject to debt monetization, inflationary bailouts, or political mismanagement. It’s the digital alternative to a structurally unstable fiat regime.
Study Bitcoin. Study Fiat./
Gatekeeper Investment Group
If you care about saving and inflation, did you know that your cash lost ~20% of its value in the past 3 years alone? Bitcoin didn’t. Why is that?
Study money and study the history of fiat.