Fidelity: Actually, Homes Are Getting Cheaper (as Long as You Price Them in Bitcoin)
THE SO WHAT
Pricing housing in bitcoin is marketing, not relief for operators dealing in dollars. Treat it as a reminder that asset pricing narratives can detach from real cash-flow constraints long before your customers and employees can.
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