U.S. housing surged in dollars but dropped in Bitcoin value, Adam Livingston notes

U.S. housing surged in dollars but dropped in Bitcoin value, Adam Livingston notes
U.S. housing gains but Bitcoin rises more

Adam Livingston draws attention to the contrasting trends between U.S. housing prices and Bitcoin.

According to Livingston, since January 2020, U.S. housing values have increased by 58.5% in dollar terms, with a representative house rising from $300,000 to approximately $475,000. However, the same home measured in Bitcoin saw its value drop from 35.85 BTC to 6.45 BTC, reflecting an 82% decline. Livingston points to Bitcoin’s rise relative to traditional real estate prices.

Livingston previously noted that Bitcoin investors have faced severe market drawdowns, exchange collapses, and repeated industry shocks in recent years, according to his analysis of Bitcoin market challenges. He has also argued that the S&P 500’s future prospects depend on achieving GAAP profitability and gaining institutional legitimacy, as outlined in a separate report. These comments provide additional context to his comparison of asset values across markets.

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