Bitcoin has shown remarkable resilience and growth compared to traditional assets such as real estate, gold, and consumer technology, like the iPhone and MacBook.

Over the past decade, Bitcoin has significantly outperformed many of these assets, with the cryptocurrency gaining over 6,100% between 2017 and 2021, while US home prices increased by just 29% during the same period​

The significant gap in value seen between a 2010 MacBook Pro worth 17.129 BTC and a 2023 MacBook Pro valued at just 0.034 BTC underscores how far Bitcoin has come in maintaining purchasing power against consumer technology​

In recent years, Bitcoin’s market cap has been growing closer to that of gold and real estate. Analysts predict that, especially after the next Bitcoin halving in 2024, Bitcoin’s market cap could approach the $10 trillion mark, a valuation currently held by gold.

Some believe that by 2028, Bitcoin could surpass both gold and real estate due to its increasing scarcity and the growing demand for digital assets as stores of value​.

The limited supply and high returns of Bitcoin are attracting investors who once solely focused on gold and real estate.

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