Cardone Capital CEO Grant Cardone used this week’s crypto slide to restate his case for his Bitcoin and real estate model, saying the structure is designed to keep buying even when prices drop.
“We are working to improve real estate cash flow and buy more Bitcoin as Bitcoin falls,” Cardon said in a post on X.
Cardone Capital, which manages about $5.3 billion, uses income from real estate assets to buy Bitcoin. $BTC$60,090.21 At regular intervals, regardless of price, your spending is smoothed out in a process known as dollar-cost averaging. The largest cryptocurrency fell 4.7% this week.
Cardone said the model is “inspired by treasury companies, but with real assets and real cash flow,” noting that his company is the world’s largest real estate-Bitcoin hybrid and has no institutional investors shaping its strategy.
I have consistently promoted combinations $BTC Use cash flows to real assets and use cash flows from real assets to dollar-cost averaging. $BTC Through its variability. We will strive to improve real estate cash flow and purchase more properties. $BTC Let it fall.
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— Grant Cardone (@GrantCardone) June 26, 2026
His comments are a departure from the corporate Bitcoin finance model popularized by Strategy (MSTR), in which companies raise funds by issuing stocks or bonds to buy Bitcoin.
That approach has come under pressure this week, with Strategy’s stock trading below the value of its Bitcoin holdings and CryptoQuant analysts arguing the company is overextended.
