Cardone Capital stated that it would continue to use the cash flow generated by real estate projects for the purchase of bitcoin after the encryption market had fallen behind this week. The investment agency, led by Grant Cardone, described the current structure as a “real estate + bitcoin” treasury model, emphasizing that the bulk of the money bought came from real estate business income rather than from equity or debt.

The company claims to continue to increase when it falls.

The company disclosed that the objective of the arrangement was to continue to increase at a time when Bitcoin was falling and to contribute through regular purchases. On platform X, Cardone wrote that the company would first raise the cash flow of the real estate project and then buy more bitcoin when prices fell.

Approximately $200 million in bitcoin held as of May

As of May, Cardone Capital held approximately $200 million bitcoin. The company holds thousands of assets in both residential property and level A writing buildings, and manages assets of approximately $5.3 billion in size.

  • Bitcoin is about $200 million.
  • Management of assets of approximately $5.3 billion
  • I bought 1,000 bitcoins in 2025.

Public information indicates that this part of the bitcoin warehouse includes 1,000 bitcoins purchased by the company in 2025 and additional configurations thereafter.

Money is purchased from real estate income.

Cardone compares this model with the Bitcoin Treasury strategy of some listed companies. The latter are usually financed through the issuance of shares or debt instruments, which are then invested in bitcoin. Cardone Capital, for its part, claims that its currency is financed by cash flows from real estate operations and therefore does not need to be pressured by capital market financing.

This statement comes at a time when bitcoin has recently weakened. It was reported that bitcoin had fallen by $60,000 in recent days, and that the market was under pressure as a result of the fall in the technology unit and the outflows of United States bitcoin cash ETF. Since this week, Bitcoin has experienced a cumulative decline of about 4.7 per cent.

Additional information:Cardone had previously predicted that the “real estate +bitcoin” structure would yield between 22 per cent and 32 per cent, but that figure was still a corporate expectation and not a performance achievement.