Every Miami home, priced in Bitcoin.

Every listing shows its US-dollar price and that same price converted to Bitcoin at the live exchange rate. The dollar price is the listing price — it is what appears in the MLS and frames the contract. The Bitcoin figure is a live conversion of it, not a separate or fixed crypto price, so it moves as Bitcoin's rate moves.

No. Showing a Bitcoin price does not require the transaction to settle in Bitcoin and does not change the legal structure of a Florida closing. Many crypto-holding buyers convert Bitcoin to dollars through their own exchange or institution and close in dollars like any other buyer.

It depends on the buyer, the seller, the lender if there is one, and the closing structure — and it is coordinated with the title company and a real estate attorney on every deal. MiamiCityRealty.com is a brokerage: we do not custody funds, run an exchange, or give tax, legal, or investment advice. We bring the right specialists to the table and represent you through the transaction.

Miami holds one of the largest concentrations of crypto wealth in the country. Pricing in both dollars and Bitcoin lets those buyers read a price in the terms they think in, and gives sellers visibility with a qualified pool of buyers most Miami listings overlook — at no added cost and no change to how the sale closes.

Bitcoin's value can move sharply in both directions, and whether, when, and how to convert crypto to fund a purchase is a personal financial decision to make with your own financial, tax, and legal advisors. Nothing here is financial, tax, or investment advice — what we provide is clear dual pricing and a team that coordinates a clean closing around it.

MiamiCityRealty.com (MiamiCityRealty.com LLC) is a licensed Florida real estate brokerage (Lic. BK3286709). All MCR agents are REALTORS®, members of the National Association of REALTORS®, operating under Equal Housing Opportunity.