Dubai Real Estate Giant Emaar to Launch ETH Token, Considers ICO in Europe
A token launch has been announced by Dubai-based real estate giant Emaar, which is also considering launching an ICO in Europe Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
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A token launch has been announced by Dubai-based real estate giant Emaar, which is also considering launching an ICO in Europe Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Turkish real estate agency Antalya Homes has sold nine properties to date using bitcoin core, mostly to foreign buyers. The houses cost a minimum of €30,000 each (~$33,900) said the agency, which also accepts bitcoin cash, ethereum, stellar, ripple, litecoin and tether. Also read: Nordea Bank Faces Allegations of Laundering Russian Millions ‘Crypto Purchases of … Read more
Three Switzerland-based companies have carried out a real estate transaction on the Ethereum blockchain Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
The UAE’s largest real estate development firm, Emaar Properties, has denied reports it enabled crypto payments for property Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
The County Auditors’ Association of Ohio has announced the formation of a working group to study the use of blockchain for the effective transfer of property deeds Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
The Bank of China will reportedly become the first banking organization to use a new blockchain platform for home buyers Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Bitcoin and many other digital assets have lost more than 80 percent of their fiat value since 2017. Despite this, the trend for people selling homes for cryptocurrency continues to thrive amidst one of the longest bear markets in crypto history. Also read: Canadian Exchange Insolvent After CEO Dies With Keys to $145M of Cryptocurrency The … Read more
A blockchain-based real estate platform has raised $3.1 million in a seed round backed by U.S. Science Inc., Morgan Creek Digital and others Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Buying and selling property using cryptocurrency is less straightforward than was first assumed. The handful of mortgage lenders and realtors who were initially keen are now reluctant to accept crypto deposits due to money laundering fears. Until there is greater clarity concerning crypto regulation, due diligence procedures and taxation, potential participants are opting to wait … Read more
Up to 37 months in prison for ICO token fraud could await Maksim Zaslavskiy upon sentencing next April Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico