An affordability nightmare:
It would take a -38% drop in home prices OR a +60% JUMP in household income JUST for affordability to go back to 2019 levels.
You must now make ~$113,000/year to afford the MEDIAN home in the US.
Will housing ever be affordable again?
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Bitcoin’s steady decline this week, culminating in a drop below the key $110,000 level yesterday, has dampened broader market sentiment.
The decline has gradually pushed many altcoins...

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A mini- Altcoin season just ended. It started when ETH drained liquidity from BTC and the market hyped up DATs (Digital Asset Treasury) ahead of their launch.
Then, we saw Altcoin draining liquidity from ETH. Assets such as ENA, WLD, HYPE, PUMP, SOL, BNB, and AVAX all performed well.
Now, we are seeing liquidity rotate back into BTC.
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As we look ahead, we believe the themes driving home prices will result in major macroeconomic shifts.
This is redefining the way markets are moving.
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Lastly, take a look at this graph of income needed to buy a home versus household income, per Reventure.
This metric has not been below ~25% in almost 4 years.
We are seeing compounding affordability losses.
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