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Interesting question, Greg!
I think it depends on your investment goals. Bitcoin offers high growth potential but comes with significant volatility and no cash real flow, while real estate provides more stability and the ability to generate passive income through rentals.
Ultimately, the "better" investment depends on your time horizon and risk tolerance. Bitcoin is highly liquid and can be traded 24/7, while real estate is less volatile but requires more capital and management. For those looking to diversify their retirement portfolio, including both can be a smart strategy to hedge risk while growing wealth over time.
I think I'd add too, why not both as a way to bolster diversification and spread the risk across different asset classes?