Leon von Kamm, a real estate entrepreneur, argues that Bitcoin's market capitalization could eventually reach $1,000 trillion, surpassing the global real estate market valued between $300 trillion and $500 trillion. He believes Bitcoin's scarcity and accessibility make it a superior store of value and collateral compared to real estate, which currently holds about two-thirds of global wealth. Von Kamm highlights that Bitcoin's faster growth rate and limited supply could support a more resilient financial system, potentially reshaping wealth preservation and lending practices in the long term.
Bitcoin's market potential is discussed in this story. For readers following cryptocurrency markets, here is Pluang's snapshot as of Oct 25, 2026 21:41 WIB: Out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 17 rose and 32 fell today. Notable movers include AXS at Rp16.798 with a 2.33% decline, THETA at Rp3.322 with a 2.29% decline but 100% buy order activity, and KSM at Rp67.780 with a 2.21% decline and 87% sell order activity.
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