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Published 8 Jul 2026, 16:28 UTC · fetched 6 Nov 2026, 14:18 UTC
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🧵2/7 The year is 2036, and 1 Bitcoin gets you the equivalent of ~$1M in 2023 dollars. Here's what that 2023 million buys: a tidy home, a car that gets you there, and a lawn that's all yours. You're comfortable, you're set... you're just not buying the block. From here things get wilder, fast...🧵3/7 The year is 2039, just a few years later — and now it's a '2003 million.' A real upgrade: a proper two-story, a real yard, a car that turns a few heads when you pick up the wife. The porch, the square footage, the gardening service, the address people recognize... it looks like 'the good life.' You're not 'rich-rich' yet, but you're the family the block is a little jealous of...View original on X ↗
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