People have used their crypto and stocks to take out variable rate margin loans. These loans have been used to avoid taxation on capital gains. I know multiple people who have used them to buy houses without a mortgage.

As crypto and the stock market deflate, they will have to sell assets to cover their collateral difference. This means tax, which means more sales. This is going to continue all the way down. I would expect housing price crashes in local markets that skew towards tech.

Why? Most sane people aren’t leveraged into crypto at all.

I suspect this is the crypto bubble burst vs the dotcom burst 2.0. But if you were frisky enough to invest in crypto you deserve what is coming, just like a pets.com investor in 2000.

Crypto is microscopic vs the larger markets. More of a canary and coal mine.

Crypto is nothing compared to the forever profitless VF funded 2010-2020 era companies that are going to be drastically downsizing.

Considering crypto is down 70% since October, do you think we would have felt that impact by now?

Crypto is a drop in the bucket and it's down to 1/3 the value it was and it's still done nothing to the economy for the most part. It's a fantasy that crypto bros push that it's a significant force in the economy.

My question is how much real estate is wrapped up cryptobubble schemes. I assume not much.