Here's something sobering: across every single U.S. state, a full-time worker on minimum wage simply cannot scrape together enough to rent a modest two-bedroom apartment. Not in one state. Not anywhere. The data tells you everything about the income-to-housing cost ratio—it's completely broken. When traditional employment barely covers basic living expenses, more people start questioning the traditional financial system. This backdrop matters for understanding why so many are exploring alternative wealth storage and investment strategies.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 8h ago
NGL, this is the real issue. Traditional employment can no longer keep up... No wonder everyone is messing around with crypto.
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 8h ago
ngl this data is really f***ing incredible, no wonder everyone wants to get on board... The traditional employment system is actually a joke.
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 8h ago
Nah, this data is really incredible. If nobody in the US can afford to rent a house, traditional jobs should really go bankrupt... No wonder so many people are starting to tinker with crypto to store assets.
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HashRateHermit
· 8h ago
Nah, that's why more and more people are going all in on crypto. The traditional system is completely broken...
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ValidatorViking
· 9h ago
the housing crisis data here's basically a consensus finality failure in the traditional economy... when your baseline infrastructure can't sustain honest work, people start looking at alternatives. network resilience matters whether you're talking consensus or cost of living tbh
Here's something sobering: across every single U.S. state, a full-time worker on minimum wage simply cannot scrape together enough to rent a modest two-bedroom apartment. Not in one state. Not anywhere. The data tells you everything about the income-to-housing cost ratio—it's completely broken. When traditional employment barely covers basic living expenses, more people start questioning the traditional financial system. This backdrop matters for understanding why so many are exploring alternative wealth storage and investment strategies.