You can buy condos with DOGE in Portugal as crypto real estate listings soar
You can now use Dogecoin to buy luxury apartments in Portugal, with a penthouse currently on sale for around 5 million DOGE, worth roughly $2.2 million. Dogecoin has often been seen as a joke coin, or an asset for TikTok speculators to gamble on, but now you can buy entire luxury apartments in Lisbon, Portugal with the currency. #fntx #btc #doge #cardano #ada #dogecoin #355outubro #portugal #lisboa #portugalrealestate pic.twitter.com/uiPuTnOA55— FNTX Suisse (@FNTX_Suisse) May 11, 2021 Zug-based crypto payments and OTC liquidity provider FNTX Capital Suisse has partnered with....
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