Grant Cardone2026-10-12 10:00:39Grant Cardone says his company will buy another 500 BTC through refinancingBitcoin Treasuries said in a post on X that billionaire Grant Cardone told Peter Schiff his company is using monthly real estate cash flow to keep buying more Bitcoin. The post also said the company plans to acquire another 500 BTC through refinancing. In addition, it said the firm is using asset classes outside its real estate holdings to purchase more Bitcoin. The statement was attributed to Bitcoin Treasuries and did not include extra details on timing, deal structure, or the company entity involved.380
Bitcoin2026-10-12 10:01:46Grant Cardone says his firm will buy 500 more BTC through refinancingAccording to ChainCatcher, Bitcoin Treasuries said in a post on X that billionaire Grant Cardone told Peter Schiff his company is using monthly real estate cash flow to keep buying Bitcoin. The post also said the firm plans to acquire another 500 BTC through refinancing. In addition, the company is buying more Bitcoin with asset classes outside its real estate holdings. The statement was attributed to Bitcoin Treasuries and referenced comments Cardone made to Schiff. No additional details on timing, transaction structure, or the scale of the firm’s existing Bitcoin holdings were disclosed in the brief update.370
Bitcoin2026-09-26 15:23:26Grant Cardone says commercial real estate reset is here and pitches Bitcoin as the hedgeBitcoin Magazine reported that Cardone Capital founder Grant Cardone is framing the current commercial real estate downturn as a historic reset and using that backdrop to add Bitcoin to his strategy. According to the report, Cardone said higher interest rates are pushing some properties below replacement cost, and he uses Bitcoin on the balance sheet to fill that gap. The piece says he laid out a target of owning 25,000 apartments and 25,000 BTC, while describing real estate as his “Trojan horse” for Bitcoin. The report also lists a range of topics covered in the episode, including how Cardone Capital’s Bitcoin real estate deals work, why he argues REITs cannot own Bitcoin, whether Cardone Capital could go public, and a $335 million Boca Raton deal mentioned alongside Michael Saylor’s “P word.” Bitcoin Magazine also attached a disclaimer stating that the views expressed are those of the participants, not necessarily those of BTC Inc., Bitcoin Magazine, or affiliated entities, and that the content is for informational and educational purposes only. The article was written by Patrick Green.500
Cardone Capit2026-09-26 15:28:21Grant Cardone says commercial real estate reset opens a path to accumulate BitcoinGrant Cardone, founder of real estate investment firm Cardone Capital, said commercial real estate is going through a historic reset as high interest rates push property prices below replacement cost. In his view, that creates an opening to use Bitcoin as a store of wealth alongside income-producing real estate. Cardone said his goal is to hold 25,000 apartment units while building a balance-sheet position of 25,000 BTC. He described real estate as a "Trojan horse" for Bitcoin allocation and outlined Cardone Capital’s model of using property cash flow to keep buying more BTC. According to his remarks, the firm aims to increase its Bitcoin holdings from 3,000 BTC to 25,000 BTC. He also argued that traditional real estate investment trusts, or REITs, cannot hold Bitcoin, which he said gives his company a competitive barrier. Cardone added that he sees Bitcoin and real estate as an ideal hybrid asset mix. He also referenced views associated with Michael Saylor, mentioned a $335 million transaction in Boca Raton, and responded to questions about whether Cardone Capital plans to go public.560
Bitcoin2026-09-09 05:58:44Grant Cardone says he wants to sell private jet for 1,025 BTCU.S. billionaire Grant Cardone, founder and CEO of Cardone Capital, said he plans to sell his private jet for 1,025 Bitcoin, a price he put at about $80.9 million. According to Foresight News, the aircraft shown in the post image is a 2024 Bombardier Global 7500. It added that comparable planes of the same type with similar flight time usually sell for between $75 million and $81 million. The proposed Bitcoin-denominated price sits near the top end of that range. The report was based on Cardone’s social media post linked in the source material.970
Cardone Capit2026-08-27 04:38:26Cardone Capital plans to raise bitcoin allocation in Fort Lauderdale real estate project to 900 BTCEntrepreneur Grant Cardone said on X that Cardone Capital, his investment firm, is increasing the bitcoin allocation tied to a real estate project in Fort Lauderdale. Under the plan he disclosed, the project’s BTC allocation will rise from 350 BTC to 900 BTC. The update was cited by Techub News, with Cointelegraph referenced in the item. No additional details on timing or execution were provided in the source. The statement focuses on a higher bitcoin allocation within the project rather than a new project launch.920
Bitcoin2026-08-04 02:23:52Grant Cardone says Cardone Capital added 350 BTC worth about $22.3 millionReal estate investment firm Cardone Capital has increased its Bitcoin holdings by 350 BTC, according to a statement cited by ChainCatcher from the company’s CEO, billionaire Grant Cardone. The disclosed value of the added position was about $22.3 million. The brief update identified Cardone as both Cardone Capital’s chief executive officer and a billionaire, and framed the move as an increase in the firm’s Bitcoin exposure. No additional details were provided in the source material on the timing of the purchase, the average acquisition price, custody arrangements, or whether the transaction was part of a broader treasury strategy. The report only stated the size of the increase and its approximate value.1910
Bitcoin2026-07-24 06:50:15Grant Cardone's Bitcoin Strategy Under Scrutiny Amid Jet Sale Debate and Market CrashGrant Cardone's Bitcoin strategy is under the spotlight as a market downturn coincides with controversy over his reported jet sale. Official details remain unconfirmed, urging cautious due diligence.360
