Obviously the big difference is that bitcoin isn't absolutely necessary for survival, but affordable housing is. But bitcoin is to this generation as what real estate was to the previous generation.
By stacking up as much as possible, with plans on never selling (either until it's life changing money and you only need to sell tiny fractions of your stack, or literally never selling and just borrowing against it), are we following a similar philosophy to boomers, and other ultra wealthy people who buy up a lot of housing, making it unaffordable to others?
Doesn't mean I'm going to stop stacking, but it does make me feel a tiny bit guilty. Just a tiny bit, not too much though.
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