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Cardone Capital, the real estate investment company led by entrepreneur Grant Cardone, has strengthened its Bitcoin portfolio once again during the latest crypto market pullback. The firm recently purchased an additional 130 BTC, valued at nearly $10 million based on current Bitcoin prices.
Grant Cardone announced the acquisition on X, stating that Cardone Capital was taking advantage of the market correction to increase its exposure to Bitcoin. The billionaire investor also shared his belief that the United States could become the global center for cryptocurrency under a more aggressive pro-Bitcoin policy. Cardone suggested that the U.S. government could potentially revalue its gold reserves and use them to acquire Bitcoin.
The latest Bitcoin investment follows Cardone’s appearance at the 2026 Consensus conference in Miami, where he disclosed that the company had already committed another $100 million to Bitcoin as part of a larger $235 million real estate transaction. According to Cardone, the company is combining income-generating real estate assets with digital assets inside a single LLC structure.
Cardone explained that traditional REITs are unable to replicate this strategy because they cannot legally hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets. He believes the hybrid investment model could generate annual returns ranging between 22% and 32%.
The investor also revealed that many participants in the fund previously had no direct Bitcoin exposure. He noted that nearly 80% of investors entering the fund did not own any BTC before joining.
Cardone Capital has continued expanding its crypto-related ventures since purchasing 1,000 BTC in 2025. While Cardone clarified that he is not placing real estate directly on the blockchain, he previously discussed plans to tokenize portions of the company’s real estate portfolio to improve liquidity and expand investment access.
The company’s growing Bitcoin strategy highlights the increasing connection between traditional real estate investing and digital assets in 2026.
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