(Unless You Held Bitcoin)

Between 2010 and 2025, the cost of living rose steadily in dollars and euros.
But in Bitcoin? Prices collapsed — not because goods got cheaper, but because BTC got stronger.
Let’s take a look at everyday essentials: burgers, homes, and fuel.


🍔 Big Mac — The Most Delicious Inflation Indicator

One of the world’s most consistent products — same ingredients, same size, different currencies.
In 2010, one BTC could buy you about 19 Big Macs.
In 2025? Over 12,000.

🧠 The burger didn’t change. Your money did.


🏡 Real Estate — Owning a Home? Not in Fiat

The average U.S. home price doubled in 15 years.
In Europe, prices rose 1.5–2x depending on location.
But priced in BTC? The trend reversed: from millions to single digits.

💬 In 2010, you needed 3 million BTC for a house. In 2025 — just 5.


⛽ Gasoline — Fueling the Fiat Collapse

In 2010, you could fill your tank for a few bucks.
In 2025, prices at the pump hit $1.18/liter.
But in Bitcoin? You can now fill over 70,000 liters with 1 BTC.

🧠 The fuel didn’t get cheaper. Bitcoin got harder.


🔜 Coming Up Next…

In Part 2, we’ll compare:

  • 🎓 University Tuition
  • ✈️ Flights
  • 👕 Fashion
  • 🏥 Healthcare

…And you’ll see why the future belongs to hard assets.

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