Grant Cardone Is Buying the Bitcoin Dip With Real Estate Cash Flow

Real estate mogul Grant Cardone has adopted a bullish stance toward Bitcoin (BTC), noting that a decline in prices will not derail his long-term accumulation plans. Meanwhile, BTC slipped below $60K to reach its lowest level since October 2025, threatening the long-term survival of treasury companies.

Cardone combines real estate cash flow with Bitcoin accumulation

As crypto prices falter, Grant Cardone is sticking to his guns on his hybrid BTC accumulation strategy. In a post on X, the real estate mogul explained that his investment model uses income generated from real estate assets to buy Bitcoin at regular intervals, irrespective of prices, using a dollar-cost averaging strategy.“I’ve consistently promoted combining BTC to real assets using cash flow from the real asset to dollar cost average into BTC through its volatility,” wrote Cardone on X.As part of the strategy, Cardone noted that his company is focused on improving the cash flow of its real estate business, using realized funds to acquire Bitcoin. Since adopting the strategy in April 2025, Cardone’s firm has purchased $200 million in Bitcoin without leverage.

Grant Cardone’s real estate business operates under Cardone Capital, a private equity firm with over $5.4 billion in assets under management (AUM). The combination of a crowdfunding investment model and a focus on multi-family apartment units has provided a steady cash stream to fund its Bitcoin ambitions.

His comments come against the backdrop of a steep price drop for BTC on Thursday. The premier cryptocurrency fell below the $60K price mark, shedding nearly 3% of its market value over the last 24 hours.

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Learning from the playbook of BTC treasury companies

Meanwhile, Cardone revealed he relied on the blueprint laid by leading BTC treasury companies for his hybrid accumulation strategy. However, he noted that his model differs by pairing digital asset exposure with physical real estate holdings and recurring rental income.“Cardone Capital BTC hybrid was inspired by treasury companies but with real assets and real cash flow,” said Cardone.

After adopting the modified playbook, the billionaire declared that his firm is now the largest real estate BTC hybrid in the world. Furthermore, Cardone confirmed that his firm has “no institutional investors” to influence its value proposition. Companies inspired by Michael Saylor’s Strategy have increasingly explored ways to combine operating cash flow, debt markets, and traditional assets with long-term Bitcoin accumulation strategies. However, the model is tearing at the seams with falling BTC prices raising questions as to the sustainability of the companies. There are concerns that Saylor’s Strategy will sell its BTC holdings to fulfill investors’ obligations, with its STRC preferred stock falling to new lows. Already, a class-action lawsuit is brewing against Strategy for allegedly misleading investors over its MSTR, STRF, STRC, STRK, and STRD stock offerings.