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Manhattan's imposing skyline, where prime real estate typically costs $5,110 per square foot, has long served as a symbol of wealth stability and prestige. However, the emphasis has changed globally in 2025, and companies like Luxxfolio Holdings are adapting in a rapid fashion.
Singapore’s real estate surge outpaces New York
The luxury real estate market in Singapore has surpassed that of New York City, rising more than 15% this year alone to an average price of $6,190 per square foot. The reasons for this increase are obvious: Singapore's status as a major international financial center, growing demand and a limited supply of housing.
As a result, the value of apartments has skyrocketed, outperforming even the Big Apple in terms of return on investment. It is a well-known tale told to early investors: invest before the crowds weather the storm and make huge profits. A similar approach is now being used in digital assets on a completely different market.
Luxxfolio’s ambitious Litecoin accumulation strategy
Litecoin (LTC) is the primary focus of Luxxfolio Holdings (CSE: LUXX) corporate treasury, making it the first publicly traded company to do so. The move carries added weight given that Litecoin’s creator, Charlie Lee, now serves on Luxxfolio’s team as an advisor–a direct link between the blockchain’s founding vision and the company’s accumulation strategy. By the end of 2026, Luxxfolio aims to amass and hold one million LTC, an ambitious goal.
The rationale is similar to that of purchasing premium real estate prior to a boom. Litecoin, also known as digital silver, has been up and running for more than 14 years and offers cheaper fees and quicker transactions than Bitcoin. These characteristics make Long-Term Currency (LTC) a potentially valuable investment in a digital economy that is shifting toward decentralized finance.
The strategic advisor at Luxxfolio, Zayn Kalyan, makes a clear analogy between these two investment domains. Litecoin is the effective foundation for the global currency of the future; it is more than just digital silver, Kalyan claims. Buying Singapore real estate before the boom was building up hard money that balances shareholder value with unavoidable growth.
Betting on Litecoin’s long-term position
This belief is reinforced by Luxxfolio's treasury growth. Since the company's LTC reserves have grown dramatically in recent months, shareholders now have direct access to possible gains as adoption grows. Because Litecoin is being used for payments and on-chain innovations are developing, Luxxfolio's holdings are not just passive reserves; they are a component of an active growth strategy.
“Bitcoin was supposed to be the rebellion,” says Luxxfolio’s strategic advisor Zayn Kalyan. “But it has been re-engineered by The Empire. We are here to provide a solution.”
That solution, in Luxxfolio’s view, is actively shaping Litecoin’s future. Since the company’s LTC reserves have grown dramatically in recent months, shareholders now have direct access to possible gains as adoption grows.
The company is placing a wager that Litecoin's market position will develop and solidify in the upcoming years, much like Singapore's real estate boom rewarded early adopters. The message for investors is straightforward: Luxxfolio aims to maintain a prominent position in the digital landscape, and while the previous boom was based on steel and concrete, the next one might be forged in code.
Dan Burgin
Vladislav Sopov
U.Today Editorial Team