Average US house prices fall 99% in a decade when priced in Bitcoin

Two new Coinbase ads recently hit U.S. screens, reviving crypto’s populist pitch at a time when inflation is stubborn, Bitcoin is soaring, and Americans are once again talking about “building.”

One spot reframes Bitcoin as “money from the future,” while another shows how a U.S. home’s price has dropped from 30,000 BTC to just 5 BTC in little over a decade. It’s part cinematic flourish, part economic critique, and thoroughly calibrated to the moment.

The campaign trades celebrities for narration, pairing moody drone shots with punchy data-led storytelling.

In “Money From the Future,” the presenter opens with a sweeping vision of America’s industrial revival, fighter jets, robots, and construction sites, then asks: Who’s upgrading the most important tech of all, our money?

If you want to build the future, it starts with money from the future.

We’ve got something(s) you’re going to like.

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