Bitcoin in Querétaro.
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And this is something I've learned working with Bitcoin and real estate:
These Bitcoin were mine, this was their origin, this was their trajectory, here I converted them and these are the funds I'm using to buy this property.
If you're going to sell your Bitcoin to buy a property, we want there to be a clear connection between the sale of the digital asset and the funds that will subsequently enter the financial system.
In Mexico, virtual assets like USDT are not legal tender or currency. They are considered virtual assets and their operation has a specific regulatory framework.
I tell you this from my experience working with cryptocurrencies and real estate: it's not enough to say "these Bitcoin are mine". When you're going to use a significant amount to acquire a property, the key is to be able to build a clear traceability of the origin of your funds.