"Cardone is doubling down, seeing opportunity where others see risk. In a recent interview with Bitcoin Magazine, Cardone elaborated on his perspective, framing money and attention as nearly identical "formulas." "I got to keep [my money] stored some place. Saving it doesn't keep it because it's going down in value," he said, basically saying that traditional saving erodes wealth over time."
"Cardone has pioneered a model that merges institutional-quality real estate with bitcoin acquisition. Instead of purchasing crypto directly, he uses cash flow from carefully selected properties to buy bitcoin over time. "Basically, our renters are buying the investors in a building bitcoin," he explained. The structure starts conservatively, with about 15% of the fund allocated to bitcoin, but over several years, the goal is a roughly 50/50 balance between real estate and crypto, both assets appreciating over time."
Grant Cardone's Cardone Capital recently added another 200 BTC following a prior 300-BTC purchase and uses rental cash flow to acquire bitcoin over time. Cardone frames money and attention as nearly identical formulas and warns that traditional saving erodes value as cash declines. The investment model channels cash flow from institutional-quality properties into periodic bitcoin purchases, starting with roughly 15% bitcoin exposure and targeting about a 50/50 split between real estate and crypto over several years. The strategy preserves liquidity and income while providing structured exposure to bitcoin as a store of value.
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