The real “point of no return” for Bitcoin isn’t $1M…It’s when 1 BTC = the average US home.

Everyone always points to how many bitcoins a house used to cost vs how many it costs now. You see the memes “In 2012 a house was 50 BTC, in 2025 it’s 3 BTC,” etc.

But I don’t think people are actually placing enough weight on the real economic checkpoint coming:

When 1 bitcoin equals the average price of a US home.

Not “Bitcoin at $100k.” Not “Bitcoin at $500k.”

I mean the exact moment 1 BTC trades for the median American home price (currently around ~$430k–$500k depending on the index).

That crossover is a civilization-level event. For both asset classes. And for the economy as a whole.

At that point: Bitcoin isn’t being compared to real estate… it has become real estate.

Financial advisors, pensions, governments are forced to care, not debate.

Talent, capital, regulation, and geopolitical power tilt instantly and irreversibly.

Liquidity rotation begins: not “crypto bros buying houses,” but houses being sold for Bitcoin.

It becomes impossible to dismiss because Bitcoin has become the unit sitting opposite the biggest asset class in America.

Everyone calls Bitcoin “digital real estate”… but nobody is talking about the moment the exchange rate makes that phrase literal.

That is the next tectonic shift. That is the point of no return