Bitcoin News
By Pankaj K
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Rent Checks Become Bitcoin. The mechanics here are worth spelling out. Cardone Capital owns a large portfolio of…
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Where the 2,700 BTC Position Stands. Two thousand seven hundred Bitcoin puts Cardone Capital in a category that most real estate firms…
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No Debt, No Drama. The no-debt angle matters more than it might seem. When Bitcoin prices fell sharply in 2022,…
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Grant Cardone just bought more Bitcoin. Not with borrowed money. With rent checks.
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Cardone Capital added 10.5 BTC last month, funded entirely by cash flow from its real estate portfolio.
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It's a pretty specific playbook, and Cardone hasn't wavered from it.
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The mechanics here are worth spelling out. Cardone Capital owns a large portfolio of income-producing real estate. Every month, tenants pay rent.
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That's a meaningful distinction. A lot of companies that hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets got there through convertible notes or stock sales — MicroStrategy being the obvious…
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Whether that's the smarter long-term move is unclear. But it's disciplined, and it's consistent.
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The 10.5 BTC bought in July isn't a huge number on its own. But it's part of a pattern that's built a 2,700 BTC position over time. That's a real stack.
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More context: Strategys 843,775 Bitcoin Stake Sits on $9.9 Billion Loss as Saylor Holds $3 Billion Cash
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Cardone has. And he's been public about it.
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The firm hasn't said anything about changing the strategy. No announcements about selling, no signals that the monthly purchase program is pausing.
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Real estate investors watching from the sidelines have probably noticed. The model is replicable, at least in theory.
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What's harder to replicate is the conviction. Bitcoin is volatile. There are months where buying feels like catching a falling knife. Cardone hasn't blinked, at least not publicly.
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