Popular French DJ David Guetta is selling his Miami Beach condominium for $14 million, and he’s willing to accept Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Guetta—who’s known for such massive hits as “Titanium,” “Play Hard,” and “When Love Takes Over”—bought it from American billionaire Richard LeFrak for $9.5 million in 2018.
The swanky unit is part of Setai Hotel & Residences, a luxurious 40-story hotel/condo complex. It boasts three bedrooms, three bathrooms, swimming pools, and even its own garden.
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Before Guetta, Bitcoin had already broken into the luxury real estate market. British billionaire property mogul Nick Candy announced that he would accept the largest cryptocurrency for his $243 million Hyde Park penthouse, which is considered to be the priciest apartment in the U.K.
Earlier this month, a 5,067-square-foot penthouse was sold in Miami for $22.5 million worth of crypto.
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