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pen House Group, a Japanese real estate firm listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, has expanded its cryptocurrency payment options to include XRP, Solana (SOL), and Dogecoin (DOGE). This move follows the company's previous acceptance of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), and comes at a time when XRP news is a focal point in the crypto industry.

    The expansion aims to provide more flexibility for international investors seeking to purchase Japanese properties, with Open House Group stating that it will ensure global clients have greater flexibility in their investment process. The decision reflects the increasing demand for alternative payment methods in real estate and aligns with broader trends in crypto integration within business sectors.

    Open House Group's activities with blockchain technology involve more than payment solutions, including exploring crypto applications in real estate and sponsoring research on Bitcoin's Lightning Network. Japan has taken a progressive stance towards cryptocurrency regulation, with the Japanese Cabinet passing the Payment Services Act outlining cryptocurrency brokerage and stablecoin regulations.

    The increasing adoption of cryptocurrency is reshaping traditional industries, with real estate emerging as a key sector integrating digital assets. Open House Group's latest expansion highlights the growing role of blockchain in property transactions, fostering a more technologically advanced and inclusive market. As institutional players explore crypto-driven solutions, the synergy between real estate and blockchain continues to strengthen.

    The move is also reflective of Japan's regulatory approach to crypto, which has inspired some firms like Open House to consider accepting cryptocurrency as payment. With ongoing developments regarding Ripple XRP, proponents are calling for more transparent regulations to spur widespread adoption.