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Stablecoins have helped sell homes for between $500,000 and $2.5 million in the United Kingdom, France and Malta over the past year, as wealthy cryptocurrency owners increasingly turn to the digital economy to buy real estate.
According to For reports New from Coindesk, the cryptocurrency payment software licensed in Lithuania Brighty has completed more than 100 transactions, enabling valuable customers to bypass traditional banking channels for fast and hassle-free transactions.
This shows a growing confidence in cryptocurrencies as a legitimate way to make large investments, especially since traditional banks remain reluctant to process such transactions.
FINANCIAL STUDENTS ARE USING CRYPTO TO BUY GOODS
Hundreds of wealthy people are using crypto to buy real estate across Europe. Brighty co-founder Nikolay Denisenko reveals that the company has already sold 100+ real estate agents and HNWIs using crypto. pic.twitter.com/nLARidklwc
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Brighty serves between 100 and 150 wealthy clients who spend around $50,000 a month, and buy high-end properties in Europe, including Cyprus and Andorra.
Euro stablecoins outperform USDC stablecoins in European markets
Nikolai Denisenko, Co-founder and CTO of Brighty, explained that the emerging cryptocurrency offers great advantages over traditional methods such as SWIFT, a global interbank payment network used by more than 11,000 banks.
Converting stablecoins like USDC to Euros eliminates the hassle and delays associated with traditional bank transfers, making the process convenient for both buyers and sellers.
A notable change in stablecoin preferences has been seen among affluent customers.
While Circle’s USDC funds have historically favored large transfers, consumers now prefer them Stablecoins linked to the euro Avoid exchange rates when buying European property.
Brighty saw the volume of euro-backed funds rise from €15,785 in Q3 to €59,894 in Q4, as investors traded heavily in Circle’s EURC currency instead of USDC.
The preference for euro-denominated stablecoins stems from practical financial considerations.
“Recently, we have started to see our customers using EUR stablecoins where they used to use USDC,” Denisenko said.
Why? Because if you deposit in USDC and you are buying something in Europe, you will have to pay the conversion fee. It is therefore easier to use EURC currency because you avoid any exchange fees.
As for the future, Denisenko said that Brighty is in many discussions with real estate agencies to introduce them to transparent and legally available cryptocurrency as payment methods.
The real estate sector is adopting cryptocurrencies amid uncertainty in the banking sector
The demand for cryptocurrency-backed real estate deals has increased as traditional financial institutions continue to avoid this, creating opportunities for platforms.
Denisenko said that Brighty is now reaching out to real estate agencies to inform them about the privacy and legality of cryptocurrency as payment methods.
And he said: “Our affluent clients are simply looking to reduce the risk of their portfolios by investing in real estate.”
Besides Brighty, the luxury real estate company Christie’s International Real Estate launched a dedicated cryptocurrency unit in July 2025 after completing several high-profile deals, including a $65 million Beverly Hills property purchased using Bitcoin.
CEO Aaron Kerman told The Times “Cryptocurrencies are here to stay” and that the department will manage transactions “without banks or fiat currencies.”
Meanwhile, outside of Europe, RAK Properties partnered with UAE fintech Hubpay in September to accept Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tether for property purchases, opening international markets to digital property buyers.
The government-backed Dubai real estate platform aims to display assets worth $16 billion by 2033, representing about 7% of the expected value.
London’s luxury rental market has also embraced cryptocurrency, with Knightsbridge Prime Property completing a £45,000 weekly rental using Bitcoin via cryptocurrency payment platform Bitcashier in March 2024.
San Francisco-based Opendoor Technologies also announced plans to accept bitcoin and cryptocurrencies for home purchases in October 2025, CEO Kaz Nejatian confirmed.
Real Estate Giant Opendoor To Accept Bitcoin And Crypto When Buying Homes, CEO Confirms
CEO Kaz Nejatian confirms Bitcoin acceptance of the $6.22B real estate platform operating in 44 US markets as the company’s stock jumps to $8.38 following the announcement.
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– Cryptonews.com (@cryptonews) October 10, 2025
The company operates in 44 US markets with a total revenue of 6.22 billion dollars, and made a total of 1.57 billion dollars in the second quarter of 2025. Apart from space, the jet company FXAIR has also begun to accept cryptocurrencies after what its chairman described as “a lot” of young Bitcoin traders, also showing the number of digital currencies of the top companies.
A note Stablecoins Facilitate Real Estate Sales Between $500K and $2.5M in UK, France and Malta: Report appeared for the first time Cryptonews Arabic.