Forget white picket fences — Gen Z wants digital sovereignty, not debt. As real estate prices rocket out of reach, U.S. crypto leaders say it loud: owning 0.1 BTC may mean more than owning a house.
Owning a home used to be the goal. But in 2025?
The new benchmark? 0.1 BTC, or about 10,679.
Changpeng Zhao (CZ) puts it simply:
“A fraction of a Bitcoin could be worth more than many homes soon.”
Game-changer alert: The U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) now recognizes Bitcoin as acceptable mortgage collateral.
That means:
Credit to William J. Pulte, who pushed this into motion from inside the FHFA.
Younger generations aren’t just broke — they’re done with the system.
Jeff Park from Bitwise breaks it down:
Enter the “wholecoiner mindset” — not just about getting rich, but owning something unshakeable.
BTC just broke 105,000 — and it’s holding strong.
Meanwhile, platforms like Jumper Exchange are building the infrastructure for this new investor class: Cross-chain swaps, liquidity tools, and education — no suits required.
Owning a home = mortgage, taxes, repairs. Owning BTC = borderless, permissionless, programmable money.
And in a world rocked by inflation, geopolitics, and generational disillusionment, Bitcoin feels more secure than suburbia.
That’s why more Gen Zs are stacking sats instead of saving for a down payment.
Michael Saylor (MicroStrategy), CZ, and Pulte all agree: Bitcoin is becoming core to middle-class financial identity.
This isn’t just about investment. It’s:
🏡 Real estate is overpriced — 0.1 BTC might be the better wealth signal 🧱 U.S. policy now allows Bitcoin as mortgage collateral 🌐 Younger generations favor digital sovereignty over property 📈 BTC just crossed 105K — with whales accumulating 🧠 Leaders say Bitcoin is the new foundation of American middle-class success The American Dream isn’t dead — it just moved onchain.
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