Opendoor CEO Kaz Nejatian has hinted that the company may soon enable home purchases using cryptocurrency, signaling a bold step toward merging real estate and digital assets. Responding to a user on X asking about buying homes with Bitcoin or other cryptos, Nejatian replied, “We will. Just need to prioritize it,” suggesting the feature could come in the near future.

The comment has fueled excitement among crypto and retail investors, as Opendoor rides a renewed “meme stock” wave. The company’s shares have already surged over 1,300% since July, reaching above $10.52 in September following major leadership changes, including Nejatian’s appointment as CEO and the return of co-founders Keith Rabois and Eric Wu to leadership roles.

The move underscores a growing corporate shift toward digital currencies, following examples like MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin adoption. With Bitcoin prices soaring again and renewed optimism around pro-crypto policies, Opendoor’s potential entry into crypto transactions could further reshape both housing and digital finance markets.