Ken's right, and it cuts both ways.
The tenant fears rent jumps. The landlord fears flat rent while taxes, insurance, and upkeep keep climbing.
Each is exposed to rent moving the way they don't want. A market lets you take the other side of your own risk.
That's the kind of
Good tenants. Same rent. 7 to 8 years.
Sounds great. Until you look at the expenses.
Utilities up. Property tax up. Property management up. Insurance up. Everything up.
If rents stay flat while expenses rise, cash flow shrinks every single year. It has to.
And after 7 to 8
This is a live order book for New York City real estate. Real bids, real asks, updating by the second.
Thirty seconds of what housing price discovery looks like when you let people take a side.
He's right, nothing stops this.
~$90 trillion traded on perps last year. Oil, gold, stocks, crypto.
Housing's the biggest market of all.
We've spent years building the rails for it. V4 is where it scales.
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Half of America is locked in under 4%.
Great rate. But it makes you 100% long your local market with no way to hedge - if your metro turns, you just ride it down.
Keep the house and the rate. Hedge the price risk separately.
That's what V4 is for.
The immense irony here is that perps - in particular real estate related perps - would have perhaps *helped prevent* an 07/08 style crisis, which cascaded in large part because nobody knew who held what at what price and nobody got liquidated promptly (completely solved in perps)
Fascinating quote from CME Group CEO Terry Duffy, whose own company operates a prediction market exchange.
Duffy is unhappy with Kalshi getting a green light on perps.
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