How Buying Real Estate With Bitcoin Netted a US$1.3m Profit
Although buying a property would be far out of reach for most current Bitcoin enthusiasts, early adopters are presented with a golden opportunity to cash out some of their investments. People who invested in Bitcoin at an opportune time now have a chance to reap some of the rewards. Although not every person buying Bitcoin has seen a successful return so far, things have definitely improved over the past 6 months. One Bitcoin user in California managed to buy a house with Bitcoin profits. In the end, this real estate transaction resulted in a US$1.3m profit. It goes to show it is never....
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Bitcoin’s usage is only growing, and so too will its usage in real estate transactions — so why not transact with it yourself?