Grant Cardone, CEO of Cardone Capital, used this week’s cryptocurrency slide to restate the case for his bitcoin and property model, saying the structure is designed to continue buying as prices fall.
“We are working to improve real estate cash flow and buy more bitcoins as they drop,” Cardone said in a post on X.
Cardone Capital, which manages about $5.3 billion, uses the income generated by its real estate assets to buy bitcoins at regular intervals regardless of their price, smoothing out spending in a process known as dollar-cost averaging. The largest cryptocurrency has lost 4.7% this week.
Cardone said the model was “inspired by treasury companies but with real assets and real cash flow,” and called his company the world’s largest real estate-bitcoin hybrid, with no institutional investors shaping its strategy.
I have consistently promoted combining BTC with real assets and using real asset cash flow to dollar cost average into BTC through its volatility. We are working to improve real estate cash flow and buy more BTC as it drops.
The Cardone Capital BTC hybrid was inspired by…
– Grant Cardone (@GrantCardone) June 26, 2026
His comment draws a distinction with the corporate bitcoin treasury model popularized by Strategy (MSTR), in which companies raise money by issuing equity or debt to purchase bitcoins.
That approach has come under pressure this week, with Strategy shares trading below the value of the bitcoin it owns and analysts at CryptoQuant arguing that the company has overextended itself.
