The affordability crisis keeps getting worse—housing, food, energy costs all climbing while wages lag behind. Some analysts say there's no real solution in sight given current monetary policies and structural issues.
What's your take? Is this the new normal, or can policy shifts actually turn things around? Curious how people are positioning their portfolios in response.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 11-29 22:55
That being said, this thing is not a new normal at all, it's just a systematic Be Played for Suckers... If you ask me, policy adjustments? Heh, we might as well wait until the year of the monkey and the month of the horse.
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ApeDegen
· 11-29 22:54
ngl this is why I went all in on encryption... TradFi has long been done for, and the policy level can't reverse it, we can only bail in.
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Lonely_Validator
· 11-29 22:45
Isn't this just the death spiral of inflation? Wages can never keep up with housing prices... I am just holding coins waiting for the airdrop, anyway there's nothing to adjust in my portfolio haha.
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RamenStacker
· 11-29 22:29
To be honest, buying a house right now is really incredible... The salary increase can't keep up with the rise in housing prices, and this gap is getting bigger and bigger.
The affordability crisis keeps getting worse—housing, food, energy costs all climbing while wages lag behind. Some analysts say there's no real solution in sight given current monetary policies and structural issues.
What's your take? Is this the new normal, or can policy shifts actually turn things around? Curious how people are positioning their portfolios in response.