Bitcoin Housing Power - USA

How Many Bitcoins to Buy a Home in America (2007-2025)

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2025

Bitcoins Needed for a Home Over Time

Detailed Data for 2023

Housing Price

$450,000

+5.2% from previous year

Bitcoin Price

$65,000

+120% from previous year

Bitcoins Needed

6.92 BTC

-52% from previous year

Bitcoin as a Store of Value

2009

Bitcoin Creation

When Bitcoin was first created, it had no formal exchange value. Had you bought just $100 worth of Bitcoin in 2010 when prices were first recorded, that would be worth millions today - enough to buy multiple luxury homes.

2010-2013

Early Adoption

During these early years, Bitcoin went from being virtually worthless to several hundred dollars. The number of Bitcoins needed to buy a home decreased from millions to thousands - a dramatic increase in purchasing power.

2014-2017

Growing Recognition

As Bitcoin gained mainstream recognition, its value increased substantially. By 2017, the amount of Bitcoin needed to purchase an average US home had decreased to double-digits - showing Bitcoin's potential as a serious store of value.

2018-2021

Institutional Adoption

Major companies and institutional investors began adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets. Despite market volatility, the long-term trend continued - fewer Bitcoins were needed to purchase real estate as Bitcoin continued to outpace housing inflation.

2022-2025

Maturation and Integration

Bitcoin has matured as an asset class. While housing prices continued to climb in fiat terms, Bitcoin's purchasing power for real estate has continued to strengthen, requiring significantly fewer coins to purchase the same property compared to previous years.

Why This Matters: Unlike fiat currencies which typically lose purchasing power over time due to inflation, Bitcoin has demonstrated remarkable long-term appreciation. This chart visualizes how Bitcoin's fixed supply of 21 million coins, combined with growing adoption, has resulted in an asset that preserves and increases purchasing power against one of humanity's most fundamental and valuable assets - housing.