🏠💎 CRYPTO IS BUYING EUROPEAN REAL ESTATE — QUIETLY

From fintech engineer to crypto property rails 🚀

About a year ago, Nikolay Denisenko, former lead backend engineer at Revolut, started formalizing a bold idea: let wealthy crypto holders buy real estate—cleanly, compliantly, and fast—through his new app, Brighty App.

The result? 📈 Explosive demand.

Brighty has already brokered 100+ property deals, enabling apartments bought with crypto across the UK, France, Malta, Cyprus, and Andorra. Deal sizes range from $500K to $2.5M, with an average monthly spend of ~$50K per client.

Why crypto whales are buying bricks ?🧱

💼 This mirrors traditional wealth strategy: de-risk liquid assets into hard assets.

🌍 With global crypto millionaires up 40% to 241,700 (2025), the appetite is obvious.

🏦 Banks, however, still hesitate—largely due to source-of-funds fears.

Compliance is the real unlock 🔍

Denisenko pushes back: blockchain transparency can reduce risk. Brighty uses advanced analytics from Elliptic to trace wallets and satisfy strict due diligence.

✅ Once cleared, clients receive a fiat account in their own name, and funds go directly from buyer to seller—not via Brighty, and not from exchanges.

Stablecoins are evolving 💶

A major shift is underway:

🔄 Wealthy buyers are moving from USD-based stablecoins to euro-pegged ones to avoid FX costs.

📊 Average euro-stablecoin transfers jumped from €15.8K (Q3) to €59.9K (Q4).

The bigger picture 🌍

This isn’t a niche experiment—it’s crypto becoming infrastructure. Faster than SWIFT, more transparent than traditional rails, and increasingly acceptable to estate agents.

Crypto isn’t just trading anymore.

It’s buying homes. 🏡✨#RWA

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