Dogecoin的創造者對美國房價飛漲發出警報

Dogecoin的共同創建者，X上的著名聲音Billy Markus最近引發了討論，以對美國住房市場的狀態進行鮮明的討論。

Billy Markus, the co-creator of Dogecoin, is best known for his playful and sometimes cynical takes on the crypto space. But in a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Markus raised a pressing issue that sparked heated debate among users.

Dogecoin的共同創造者Billy Markus以其嬉戲，有時憤世嫉俗的加密空間而聞名。但是在最近關於X（以前是Twitter）的文章中，馬庫斯提出了一個緊迫的問題，引發了用戶之間激烈的辯論。

As pointed out by Barchart, a financial content platform and data provider, the Case-Shiller Home Price Index, adjusted for inflation, has soared to an astronomical level of nearly 300 in 2025. This staggering figure surpasses even the peak reached before the devastating 2008 mortgage crisis.

正如Barchart的財務內容平台和數據提供商Barchart所指出的那樣，根據通貨膨脹進行了調整的CASE-SHILLER房屋價格指數在2025年飆升至天文學水平近300個。這個驚人的數字甚至超過了2008年抵押危機遭受毀滅性的​​山峰。

Markus, known for his username "bammer89" on X, expressed his skepticism, highlighting that the chart spans over 130 years, showcasing periods of boom and bust. He questioned how the current price levels, which appear to be completely detached from historical norms, could possibly be sustained without causing catastrophic consequences.

Markus以X上的用戶名“ Bammer89”而聞名，他表示懷疑，強調了該圖表跨越了130年，展示了繁榮時期的繁榮時期。他質疑當前的價格水平似乎完全脫離了歷史規範，而不會導致災難性後果。

"I mean, how does the world economy survive if they correct this market without causing a chain reaction that bankrupts the major construction companies, the companies that provide materials for construction, the companies that service and maintain buildings (heating, cooling, plumbing, electrical), the companies that provide food and other goods to the workers in those industries, and ultimately, the people who are employed by those companies and consume their products?" Markus stated.

我的意思是，如果世界經濟糾正該市場而不會引起連鎖反應，使主要建築公司，提供建築材料的公司，為建築物提供服務和維護建築物（供暖，冷卻，管道，電氣，電氣），為這些行業的工人提供食品和其他商品的公司以及最終，這些公司以及這些公司的人，以及他們的產品並吸收產品並吸收了產品的公司，那麼世界經濟將如何生存。馬庫斯說。

The familiar factors fueling this housing market frenzy include suppressed interest rates, leading to increased demand, limited housing supply, and speculative buying activity, especially from institutions like BlackRock. According to Markus, any attempt to cool down the market—such as raising interest rates or curbing investor activity—risks triggering a chain reaction, potentially destabilizing key industries like construction and finance.

助長了住房市場瘋狂的熟悉因素包括抑制利率，導致需求增加，住房供應有限和投機性購買活動，尤其是從貝萊德（Blackrock）等機構中。根據馬庫斯（Markus）的說法，任何試圖降低市場（例如提高利率或遏制投資者活動）的嘗試引發連鎖反應，可能破壞建築和金融等關鍵行業的穩定。

Some commenters on X pushed back, arguing that the situation doesn't necessarily imply an imminent crash. One commenter suggested lowering interest rates instead to improve affordability, while another saw the market entering a necessary phase of rebalancing, not collapse.

X上的一些評論者推遲了一下，認為這種情況並不一定意味著即將發生的崩潰。一位評論者建議降低利率以提高負擔能力，而另一個人則看到市場進入必要的重新平衡階段，而不是崩潰。

While opinions may differ, Markus' comments certainly reflect growing unease over whether today's inflated housing market can avoid the fate of 2008—or if history is quietly repeating itself. Only time will tell the true tale of this economic chapter.

儘管意見可能有所不同，但馬庫斯的評論肯定反映出對當今膨脹的住房市場是否可以避免2008年的命運或歷史是否悄悄地重複自己的命運越來越不安。只有時間才能講述本章的真正故事。