An increasing number of high-net-worth individuals are starting to allocate overseas real estate using crypto assets. According to industry insiders, there have already been over 100 transactions where investors directly purchased European apartments with cryptocurrencies. The number of participating clients is between 100 and 150, and this figure is still growing.

Interestingly, this wave of enthusiasm is mainly concentrated in a few specific regions: the UK, France, Malta, Cyprus, and Andorra have all become hotspots. Single transactions range from $500,000 to $2.5 million, which means we are talking about mid-to-high-end real estate projects.

From customer behavior, these individuals spend about $50,000 on real estate each month on average. Why do they do this? The core logic is quite simple—using crypto assets to acquire tangible assets can effectively diversify the risk of a single asset. It retains the liquidity advantages of digital assets while achieving stable asset allocation through real estate, a win-win situation.