Bitcoin’s $1,000 trillion ‘base case’ rests on replacing real estate as a store of value

Bitcoin could displace real estate as a store of value and collateral, with a $1,000 trillion market capitalization described as a long-term base case by real estate entrepreneur and author Leon von Kamm. The argument centers on Bitcoin absorbing the demand for wealth preservation that supports property values. Its accessibility and scarcity could allow it to compete with real estate both as a savings asset and as collateral within the financial system. Speaking on the Bitcoin Magazine podcast on October 25, von Kamm, author of Digital Real Estate, described Bitcoin as better engineered money and a more accessible store of value. He argued that its market capitalization could eventually exceed that of real estate.

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