On social media, investor interest in Bitcoin is growing. However, this digital currency is not the only one to arouse the interest of users. They turn in effect to other crypto-currencies, such as Litecoin.
Recently, a chinese investor has bought vehicles F1 in Litecoin. With the repression of the chinese government, this news could certainly make the change of the opinion of the authorities of this country.
A Chinese has agreed to buy four cars F1 rare, with a total value of 4 million pounds sterling, the dealer british Heritage F1. The mode of payment used by the buyer has been the Litecoin. In the Uk, it is possible to acquire a property through the use of crypto-currencies. In general, the users opt for Bitcoin. But in this transaction, the dealer has accepted the Litecoin.
Among the cars the flagship of the fleet, there are the Sauber Ferrari C30 2011, driven by Kamui Kobayashi, who got the 5th place in the Grand Prix of Monaco with this vehicle. It is equipped with a carbon fiber body, V8 engine de2 400 cm3 and a gearbox with semi-automatic 7-speed. The buyer considers the purchase as an investment.
The transaction has been possible thanks to the art dealer in london Eleesa Dadiani. The gallery offers buyers the opportunity to acquire works of art through the use of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin and Dash. Eleesa Dadiani, founder of Dadiani Syndicate, said they were very excited at the idea of conducting the sale of these vehicles via the crypto-currencies. The digital currencies are not only made to enrich themselves, but also serve to facilitate the trade, she added.
Mike O'connor, founder of Heritage F1, explained that the sale of this collection in crypto-currencies will permit the opening of a whole new market for his company.