In what seems to be a first for both real estate and cryptocurrency, a Florida property was recently auctioned off as an NFT (non-fungible token).
The four-bedroom property in Gulfport sold for $653,163 in ETH, and the victorious bidder now has the NFT, indicating ownership on-chain. 50 people signed up for the auction however only 2 actively participated in the bid during the sale.
The deal was hosted and completed by Propy, a blockchain real estate business. "This is only the first sale in our pipeline, and we're seeing a lot of demand," Propy CEO Natalia Karayaneva said in a statement.
According to Karayaneva, the home's property rights were minted as an NFT, which reduces closure time. The property will be owned by the NFT holder through a LLC (Limited Liability Company) that stores the crypto asset.
Propy previously sold TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington's Ukrainian studio apartment for around $113,176 in ETH in 2021.
Florida Property Recently Auctioned Off As An NFT
Subscribe to the CryptoWeekly Newsletter
Get the top stories, funding deals, technical analysis, cryptocurrency jobs and much more delivered to your inbox, every Monday morning.
January 04,2025
Binance Continues Global Expansion By Obtaining Brazilian License
January 04,2025
Solana Embraces Meme Coins But Remains Skeptical About AI Agents
January 03,2025
Google Goes All In On AI By Launching Mariner
January 03,2025
Leaked Code Suggests X Money Could Launch Sooner Than Expected
January 03,2025
SHIB Rises Above The Ichimoku Cloud As Investors Turn Bullish
January 03,2025
Ai16z Leads The Meme Coin Rally With $10B Market Cap
January 02,2025
Celsius Files New Appeal To Claim FTX Damages
January 02,2025
Sonic S Tokens Will Be Available On 13 Different Exchanges In January
January 02,2025
Roaring Kitty Unintentionally Triggers Meme Coin Rally
January 02,2025
KEKIUS And PEPE Plummet After Elon Musk Updates His Profile
January 01,2025
Bitcoin Could Fall Even Further According To Bearish Flag Pattern
January 01,2025