Cardone Capital has added 185 bitcoin to its growing digital asset portfolio in a purchase worth about 15.3 million dollars. The real estate firm, led by Grant Cardone, made the move during a period of weakness in the bitcoin market. The company continues to use market dips to expand its crypto position while maintaining its focus on multifamily real estate.
Taking Advantage of Market Volatility
Bitcoin slipped below the 100,000 dollar level before the acquisition. Cardone Capital viewed the decline as an opportunity to buy more bitcoin at a discount. The firm has built a hybrid model that blends rental income with bitcoin accumulation. Grant Cardone often calls real estate and bitcoin his two strongest asset classes because each serves a different purpose in long term wealth building.
To support its strategy, the company relies on steady cash flow from tenants. These payments help the firm purchase additional bitcoin during market pullbacks. This structure allows Cardone Capital to scale its crypto holdings without disrupting its core real estate operations.
Building on Earlier Large Purchases
This latest purchase follows several major steps the company took earlier in the year. Key moves include:
- Buying 1,000 BTC in June 2025 for roughly 101 million dollars
- Announcing a goal to add 3,000 more BTC before the end of the year
- Completing additional dip buys of 100 BTC and 130 BTC in recent months
The new 185 BTC acquisition shows that Cardone Capital intends to stay active in both the real estate and crypto markets.
A Growing Appeal for Dual Asset Strategies
Cardone’s approach stands out because it links physical property to digital assets. Renters pay monthly, and part of that revenue supports ongoing bitcoin purchases. This creates a cycle in which real estate funds a long term crypto position. Investors who want both stable income and exposure to bitcoin may find this structure appealing.
The move comes during a volatile period for crypto. Even so, Cardone Capital remains confident in bitcoin’s long term role. Its commitment may encourage other real estate firms to explore similar hybrid models as crypto adoption continues to evolve.
