2026-01-11 01:21:21

An interesting phenomenon is quietly happening in Europe — more and more high-net-worth crypto users are starting to purchase European real estate directly with digital assets, and the transaction volume far exceeds expectations.

According to reports, a licensed crypto platform in Lithuania has facilitated over 100 such transactions. The company's co-founder Nikolay Denisenko (who previously served as Revolut's lead backend engineer) revealed that their current client base is between 100 and 150 people and is growing rapidly.

Where are these transactions happening? They are mainly concentrated in European countries such as the UK, France, Malta, Cyprus, and Andorra. The individual transaction amounts range from $500,000 to $2.5 million. Interestingly, these clients spend about $50,000 per month, indicating that they are not gambling but engaging in long-term asset allocation.

Why are crypto users so keen on doing this? The most direct reason is to diversify investment risk. Digital asset holders have already experienced the volatility of the crypto market. Converting part of their gains into real estate in Europe allows them to enjoy the potential for property appreciation and value preservation, while also hedging against the risk of a single asset. This cross-over of assets between the virtual and real worlds is becoming a new choice for high-net-worth individuals.

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TommyTeacher

· 01-11 14:44

Wow, this move is really clever. Big players in the crypto circle are starting to buy European real estate at the bottom. Wait, an average monthly expenditure of 50,000 dollars? That's definitely not a small amount. Combining virtual and real assets is the true way to go, right?

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 01-11 05:23

Wow, this is the real way to get onshore. The money earned in the crypto world is finally flowing into the real economy. Listen, these people are really playing 4D chess. An average monthly expenditure of $50,000 indicates they are not gambling with a reckless mindset. European real estate is indeed attractive. Compared to the wild swings in the crypto market, at least the bricks are still there. But I want to know, among these over 100 people, how many are truly financially free, and how many are still tightening their belts. Lithuania’s platform really caught the wind, from backend engineers to real estate agents. Their business acumen is incredible. Basically, it’s about risk hedging, but it feels like the European property market is about to be squeezed by these people. I’m a bit curious—why are Malta and Cyprus so attractive to crypto enthusiasts? Is it all just tax havens and tricks? This is what true on-chain capitalism looks like—a perfect transition from virtual to real. Speaking of which, if Bitcoin drops another 50%, will these people regret it to the point of regret? Haha

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MEVHunterX

· 01-11 01:51

Wow, this is what smart players should do. The money earned in the crypto world is finally flowing into real assets. While making quick money, you also need to think about hedging risks, or else one day a black swan could send you back to the pre-liberation era. European real estate is indeed attractive. This platform is quietly doing big things. Over a hundred transactions, and I haven't heard much about it. An average client standard of fifty thousand dollars per month is quite high. True experts always diversify across multiple chains and assets. Cryptocurrency is just a part of it. Outrageously, a single transaction of 2.5 million USD—it's time for the European money laundering rumors to surface. Small countries like Malta and Cyprus are the most popular—regulatory friendly and affordable. Smart people are piling up there. However, I still believe in this trend; physical assets are the ultimate answer.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 01-11 01:30

I've already said that asset allocation should be cross-border. Those who only realize it now are too late. Combining European real estate with crypto earnings—that's the true wealth secret. --- Don't just look at trading volume; the key is that these people spend an average of fifty thousand USD per month. What does that mean? It shows they are not lacking money at all. This is the embodiment of first-mover advantage. --- Opportunity only knocks once; time waits for no one. You should have started investing in European real estate three years ago. If you're still hesitating now, you're destined to be eliminated. --- The flow from virtual worlds to real assets is the trend of the times. Why are some people still tangled up over the compliance of cryptocurrencies? --- Denisenko saw through this long ago. From Revolut to now, this is what it means to truly seize the high ground. --- Over a hundred transactions, one hundred and fifty clients—such rapid growth? It indicates that the window of opportunity won't last long. If you wait any longer, others will take the chance. --- Investing between five hundred thousand and two million five hundred thousand USD per deal—this is real gold flowing, not the illusory digital game of the crypto world. --- It's not too late to enter the European real estate market now, but you must understand why these specific countries are chosen. The underlying logic is what truly matters.

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-11 01:28

Damn, this is the real breakout. Crypto people are starting to buy houses. --- European real estate has now become a safe haven for big crypto holders? I get this logic. --- Spending $50,000 a month... how much do you have to earn to stay so calm? --- Wait, are they quietly transferring assets or genuinely optimistic about European real estate? --- From Malta to the UK, it feels like playing Monopoly on real estate haha. --- The trend has shifted; virtual assets are really about to turn into brick-and-mortar houses. --- Revolut guy is back at it, always so good at cashing out in the crypto world. --- Under the guise of risk diversification, they’re probably just trying to wash their assets, am I right? --- A single transaction of $2.5 million... I’m still watching the 0.01 price fluctuations. --- Andorra? That country really dares to play.

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