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You can buy David Guetta’s fabulous Miami house with crypto

In Miami, real estate and cryptocurrencies seem to get along well recently. Arte by Antonio Citterio announced it would be the first new residential development project in Miami accepting cryptocurrency as payment.

Later, Mayor Francis Suarez wants to turn Magic City into a cryptocurrency world. David Guetta seems to follow the trends.

The 53-year-old celebrity French disc jockey and music producer David Guetta intends to join the real-estate & crypto collaboration. He wants to sell his three-bedroom luxury apartment on the 37th floor of the five-star Setai Hotel and Residences. And, yes, his residence is in Miami Beach! The price is US$14 million, and crypto coins, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH), are part of the accepted payment methods.

He purchased the three-bathroom apartment from New York real estate billionaire Richard LeFrak for US$9.5 million in 2018.

The beach house provides residents with 24-hour services and five-star on-site security. The residential complex includes hotels, uninterrupted views of Miami Beach, and more.

Piero Lissoni designed the residence. The three-bedroom/3-bathroom property has a spacious living area of ​​2,521 square feet, two master suites, electric curtains, and a wrap-around balcony. So there is no doubt that it is one of the best places you dream of having in Miami.

How is David Guetta, and what are the recent mainstream crypto adoption trends?

David Guetta, born on November 7, 1967, was voted the first disc jockey twice in the DJ Mag Top 100 DJ poll.

Guetta is one of the most successful DJs in the world. He has sold more than 50 million records worldwide and has more than 10 billion streaming media.

In Fact, DJ Guetta is not a newcomer in the crypto industry. He has been a partner of Sensorium Galaxy (a blockchain-powered virtual reality platform) since 2020. Now, He is making crypto a payment option for his multi-million dollar property. In fact, the gesture is highlighting Bitcoin and altcoins in the real estate sector.

As BTCManager reported earlier in April 2021, one of the largest private real estate companies in the U.S., Caruso Properties, began accepting bitcoin (BTC) for rent from its tenants.

Similarly, on June 8, 2021, an anonymous buyer purchased a luxury apartment in an Arte condominium in Miami Beach for US$22.5 million in cryptocurrency. This purchase made history and became the largest to date—fully encrypted real estate transactions.



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