In a recent discussion, Jack Truong, a business leader from Chicago, argues that Bitcoin may be a better way to preserve wealth than traditional real estate. He points out how remote work and high mortgage rates have changed the housing Market, making home ownership less profitable for many. With rising inflation and dwindling purchasing power, ...
Inflation, once mainly a concern for emerging markets, has become a global issue post-COVID-19. With traditional safe-haven assets like gold and real estate facing challenges, Bitcoin is often viewed as a potential inflation hedge due to its fixed supply. However, its effectiveness varies by location. In countries like Argentina and Turkey, where inflation is rampant, ...
Bitcoin is often viewed as a hedge against inflation, boasting a low inflation rate of 0.83%, especially when compared to the US dollar, which saw inflation peak at 9.1% in 2022. From 2020 to 2025, Bitcoin’s price skyrocketed by approximately 960%, while the US Dollar Index only increased by 12%. When adjusted for inflation, the ...
