Cardone Capital has announced a new $10 million acquisition of Bitcoin, further solidifying its hybrid investment strategy. This approach combines the steady cash flow from institutional real estate with the long-term accumulation of digital assets.
This latest purchase increases the firm’s Bitcoin holdings to approximately 1,000 BTC. This move is part of what the company describes as a structural, multi-year allocation plan, distinguishing it from short-term trading strategies.
CardoneCapital is adding another $10M in BTC to its real estate hybrid model. We are long term holders of both institutional best in class real estate & BTC. pic.twitter.com/VAxCLSKALi
— Grant Cardone (@GrantCardone) January 19, 2026
The acquisition is funded through a dedicated dollar-cost-averaging model directly linked to rental income. Instead of distributing this cash flow or reinvesting it into more properties, Cardone Capital redirects income from specific assets, such as a 366-unit apartment complex in Boca Raton, exclusively into Bitcoin purchases. This method effectively converts stable real estate yield into a consistent inflow of Bitcoin.
CEO Grant Cardone has indicated that the strategy is designed for scalability. The firm has set an objective to accumulate 3,000 BTC by the end of 2026, with a long-term goal of reaching 10,000 BTC across various investment vehicles.
Cardone has also revealed plans for an initial public offering (IPO) in 2026. This public entity will be structured to hold a substantial corporate Bitcoin treasury, utilizing both real estate depreciation and predictable rental income to support the ongoing accumulation of Bitcoin.
With over $5 billion in assets under management, Cardone Capital views Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset, rather than a purely speculative investment. By combining exposure to Bitcoin with stable real estate cash flows, the firm asserts that it can mitigate volatility while still capturing significant upside potential. This approach aligns with how some institutions are currently re-evaluating their balance sheet construction in a post-rate-cycle economic landscape.
This development highlights a broader industry trend: Bitcoin is increasingly being integrated as a component of diversified, cash-flow-driven portfolios, moving beyond its perception as solely a standalone trade.