Scott Paul – founder of marketing agency Wooly from Utah, USA – has reportedly added Dogecoin (DOGE) to the list of viable payment measures for his Saratoga Springs home. 

Specifically, the initiative from the influencer marketer has reportedly highlighted the increasing use of Crypto as a medium of payment, across the real estate scene, contributing to cryptocurrency adoption for commercial transactions. 

While the listing price was clocked in at $399,000, Paul is reportedly willing to lay out a 10% discount should Dogecoin was selected as the payment option to finalize the sale. 

“I’m a very risky person. I think the chances of me selling it in Dogecoin and having it go up by 20%, 30% or 40% is more likely.” Paul reportedly shared his point of view, regarding the potential volatility risk that usually appears in DOGE-enabled real estate sales. 

Taking into account the existing price value of Dogecoin, Paul’s house listing with a 10% discount will reportedly generate 1,734,782.60 DOGE. 

The current fields the Wooly founder is working primarily in –  brand recognition and viral marketing – reportedly suggested an insight into why Dogecoin was selected as a medium of payment. 

DOGE can reportedly be considered one of the most significantly viral meme coins throughout the crypto sphere, which witnessed its price development normally driven by the similar techniques ubiquitous in the influencer marketing arena.

For Paul, adding Dogecoin to accepted payment measures for his house is reportedly included within the scope of a longrunning interest in cryptocurrencies, starting since more than half a decade ago (2015), with him being an individual adopting Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) in their early stage.