Venezuela’s Most Expensive House Put up for Sale at $20m, Owner Will Accept Crypto
Venezuela’s most expensive house has been put up for sale – and its vendor is willing to accept payment in crypto. Tokens are widely accepted as a form of payment throughout the Latin American nation, but the sale of the...
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