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OS ANGELES, March 14, 2025 - Prometheus, a leading Portuguese ultra-luxury real estate developer, has launched an innovative home ownership program for cryptocurrency investors in Madeira. This groundbreaking initiative allows crypto enthusiasts to purchase luxury smart homes at a future valuation tied to the market value of their preferred top fifty capitalized tokens, offering up to a 50% discount on the current price.
For example, with Ethereum trading at $3300 per token, buyers can acquire one of Prometheus' in-stock villas for $6600, effectively eliminating the need to wait for the peak of the bull run. The home ownership will transfer to the buyer when the token reaches its target price, allowing investors to generate income through short-term rentals while their payments are stored safely.
Prometheus also offers a "BUY NOW AND PAY LATER" program, enabling investors to leverage the house purchase and pay at the end of the bull run or over two years with 0% interest. This approach can lower purchase costs by up to 30% as the property generates income through rentals.
The company's flagship properties, such as Saudade Residence, a Zen retreat built amidst rustic Madeiran cane farmsteads, will be offered for sale in cryptocurrency at a future valuation. These stunning homes feature cutting-edge smart home technology, permaculture gardens, and luxurious amenities like Roman spas and outdoor cinemas.
Portugal has become an attractive destination for international investors, with its 10-year Tax Free NHR program, European residency access, and low-tax international company jurisdiction. Prometheus' initiative marks a step towards normalizing blockchain technologies in real-world real estate assets while setting the tone for what is possible through its commitment to the future of money.
"We're thrilled to offer this unparalleled opportunity accessible only to the crypto community," said Priyesh Patel, CEO of Prometheus. "This exclusive program reflects our commitment to innovation and the Bitcoin-led cryptocurrency decentralisation movement in the luxury real estate sector."
