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<div><p>Cardone Capital is deepening its bet on Bitcoin, with founder Grant Cardone announcing the firm will add another $10 million in BTC as part of its expanding hybrid real estate-crypto investment model.&nbsp;</p><p>The move follows a series of sizable Bitcoin purchases throughout 2025 and is part of the company’s view that commercial real estate cash flow can serve as a long-term engine for BTC accumulation.</p><p>In a post on X, Cardone said the company remains committed to holding “best-in-class institutional real estate and Bitcoin” for the long haul.&nbsp;</p><p>The new $10 million allocation adds to an existing Bitcoin treasury estimated at around 1,000 BTC, according to multiple corporate treasury trackers.&nbsp;</p><h2 id="a-hybrid-fund-designed-to-buy-bitcoin-forever">A Hybrid Fund Designed to Buy Bitcoin Forever</h2><p>The latest move comes just months after the company introduced a hybrid investment fund that blends a $235 million multifamily property acquisition with a $100 million Bitcoin allocation.&nbsp;</p><p>Rental income from the 366-unit property, located in Boca Raton, will be directed entirely toward buying additional Bitcoin, using cash flow to fund ongoing digital asset accumulation.</p><p>Cardone described the approach as a structural dollar-cost-averaging system. Rather than rely on debt or equity raises to buy BTC, the fund uses operational revenue from real, income-generating property.&nbsp;</p><p>He argues that approach eliminates the vulnerabilities that plague typical Bitcoin treasury companies, which often depend on favorable market conditions and risk becoming overleveraged during downturns.</p><p>The property is expected to generate roughly $10 million in annual net operating income, all of which will be converted into BTC. This aligns almost exactly with today’s newly announced $10 million move.</p><h2 id="why-real-estate-firms-are-turning-to-bitcoin">Why Real Estate Firms Are Turning to Bitcoin</h2><p>Cardone says traditional real estate firms are increasingly exploring Bitcoin exposure because the sector offers stable income streams that can support long-term treasury strategies.&nbsp;</p><p>Unlike pure-play Bitcoin companies, which must often sell BTC or take on debt to remain solvent during bear markets, real estate operations generate recurring revenue regardless of crypto market cycles.</p><p>That, he argues, solves the “crypto treasury problem.” When asset prices fall, BTC-heavy firms lose access to cheap financing and are forced to sell into weakness. Real estate avoids this trap.</p><p>Some analysts say the model could be a preview of a broader trend. If institutional property owners begin treating Bitcoin as a parallel treasury asset, cash-flowing REIT-style funds could evolve to include digital reserves alongside physical holdings.</p><h2 id="saylor-teases-another-microstrategy-purchase">Saylor Teases Another MicroStrategy Purchase</h2><p>Michael Saylor, the Strategy executive who pioneered the corporate Bitcoin treasury strategy, appears to be paying close attention to Cardone’s model.&nbsp;</p><p>Saylor follows Cardone on X, and has been actively engaging with BTC-related updates as major corporate buyers continue adding to their reserves.</p><p>On Sunday, Saylor fueled speculation about another potential Strategy acquisition after <a href="https://x.com/saylor/status/2012874594613416217" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow"><span>posting</span></a> the two-word teaser “₿igger Orange,” with the SaylorTracker chart. The message immediately sparked chatter across crypto circles, with many assuming an announcement of a fresh BTC purchase was imminent.</p><p>But instead of unveiling a new buy on Monday, Saylor marked a U.S. holiday with a different kind of message. In a brief X post shared on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, he wrote, “Bitcoin never takes holidays.”</p><h2 id="analyst-says-bitcoin-is-extremely-undervalued">Analyst Says Bitcoin Is “Extremely Undervalued”</h2><p>Cardone Capital’s move and Saylor’s posts come shortly after the crypto market shed <a href="https://coinpaper.com/13863/crypto-market-loses-100-b-overnight-btc-eth-longs-hit-hardest" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow"><span>around $100 billion</span></a> from its capitalization in a day.&nbsp;</p><p>With the discounted prices, investors might take the opportunity to buy the dip, especially as one analyst says now is a “wise” time to buy.&nbsp;</p><p>Renowned trader and analyst Michael van de Poppe said in an X post to his more than 817K X followers today that Bitcoin’s valuation against gold recently hit an RSI of 30 for the fourth time in history. He noted that the previous instances all marked the bottom of a bear market.&nbsp;</p><p>“History shows that #Bitcoin is extremely undervalued today relative to Gold,” he said.</p></div>

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