TREE NEWS reports: An excerpt from Leon Wankum’s book explores Bitcoin as digital real estate, emphasizing its absolute scarcity, global portability, and growing economic network. This perspective offers a novel way to understand Bitcoin’s role in storing and transferring value.
Bitcoin as Digital Real Estate: A New Framework
Framing Bitcoin through a real-estate lens shifts the debate from price to property rights: absolute scarcity becomes a claim on a fixed supply, while portability addresses a core friction in traditional land and title transfer. The comparison is most useful for readers already thinking about tokenized RWAs, where the same questions of custody, settlement, and enforceable ownership recur. The open question is whether this analogy gains traction in policy and institutional circles, or remains a conceptual device.
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