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Buying real estate with cryptocurrencies is no longer a novelty, in Spain, Dubai, Portugal, and beyond, it is a legal reality. However, there is one critical step that every investor must understand: proving the legal origin of crypto funds. Without it, transactions can be delayed, blocked, or even rejected by notaries, banks, or authorities. At

The European Union’s new MiCA regulation (Markets in Crypto-Assets), which entered into force in 2024, is reshaping the way cryptocurrencies are regulated across Europe. For international investors looking to buy property in Spain using crypto, MiCA brings both opportunities and new compliance requirements. At Vicox Legal, we advise crypto investors on real estate transactions across

Cryptocurrency is no longer just an investment asset, it is increasingly used in real estate transactions. But while the headlines often simplify the story, the legal process of turning crypto into property is more complex than sending Bitcoin to a seller’s wallet. At Vicox Legal, we’ve guided international clients through crypto-to-property deals across Spain, Greece,

When it comes to crypto-backed real estate investment, two locations are standing out globally: Dubai and Marbella. While separated by continents, both share a unique appeal for high-net-worth crypto holders: luxury lifestyle, regulatory clarity, and thriving property markets that welcome digital currencies. Here’s why savvy crypto investors aren’t choosing one or the other, they’re choosing

The idea of buying property with Bitcoin, Ethereum or stablecoins is no longer futuristic—it’s happening now. However, it’s natural to have questions if you’re considering such a significant step. At VICOX Legal, we’ve helped countless clients navigate real estate transactions using crypto. Here are the top 7 questions you should ask yourself (and us) before