An interesting phenomenon has recently emerged in the European real estate market—an increasing number of wealthy investors are directly purchasing properties with crypto assets.

According to the latest data, over 100 high-net-worth clients have completed residential property transactions using cryptocurrencies, with the number of deals surpassing 100. These property transactions are mainly concentrated in key European regions such as the UK, France, Malta, Cyprus, and Andorra.

In terms of transaction size, individual deals generally range from $500,000 to $2.5 million, and the client base continues to expand. On average, about $50,000 worth of property payments are made via cryptocurrency each month, indicating a rising acceptance of this payment method.

What does this trend reflect? Crypto assets are gradually moving from purely investment instruments into traditional finance and real estate sectors. For holders, this not only opens up new avenues for diversified asset allocation but also increases the practical applications of crypto wealth. Europe's relatively mature regulatory environment has accelerated this process.