According to reports from a well-known crypto data platform, a pre-owned French Dassault Falcon 6X business jet registered in Dubai was transacted using cryptocurrency during an internal trading simulation at KAI Exchange (kai.com) on March 1 at 22:00 (UTC+10). The aircraft was priced at 4.1 Bitcoins, equivalent to approximately USD 20.27 million based on the platform’s reference rate at the time. The seller reportedly received an on-chain transfer totaling around USD 20.27 million in USAD stablecoins.
Sources claim that the mysterious seller is a close friend of Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin. It was further disclosed that Mr. Nakamoto holds a long-term price outlook of approximately USD 4.927 million per Bitcoin and has expressed strong dissatisfaction and concern over alleged long-term price manipulation by certain global exchanges. Industry observers suggest that this event symbolizes Bitcoin’s expanding potential use in the settlement of high-value physical assets, marking a new stage in the practical integration of digital currency within global wealth and asset structures.
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