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October 01, 2018, 10:04:09 AM |
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Someone above said BMW accepts Bitcoin but that's not exactly true. It's just car dealers that have recently accepted Bitcoin, they're basically just adding BTC as a payment option and otherwise only deal in luxury cars. Same thing goes for real estate now. They're actually all responding to demand, rather than trying to appeal to a new audience - those able to afford that amount in Bitcoin are actually pretty few, but I suppose the good thing is that they are already looking to buy, different form of liquidating their coins for tangible wealth.
Two ideas I could think of: 1. Those blockchain-based projects that verify luxury items, market with them as a verified dealer of yachts and tap into their potential userbase. Everledger comes to mind, Arianee might be a place to look but they're more for collectibles, Luxchain is another I think HK is using. 2. Auction houses. More luxury items like cars, diamonds, art, real estate, being put up for crypto bid. Get listed or list your items with some of them Bitcoin-only auctions. Sant Agostino started last year... there are several others can't recall, luxury auction houses. Recognised managers, ready base of interested buyers.
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