April 6, 2026 - 22:23

In a significant move bridging digital assets and traditional real estate, Cardone Capital, the investment firm founded by renowned real estate entrepreneur Grant Cardone, has officially begun accepting Bitcoin for investments into its funds. The announcement marks a strategic step toward the company's previously stated ambition of accumulating 10,000 Bitcoin on its balance sheet.
The firm confirmed the new policy, which allows accredited investors to use Bitcoin to purchase equity in its portfolio of large-scale multifamily apartment properties across the United States. This initiative is positioned as a pioneering effort to integrate cryptocurrency at scale within the institutional real estate investment sector.
Proponents see the move as a major validation of cryptocurrency's growing role in high-value asset transactions. It provides Bitcoin holders a direct path to diversify into income-generating physical real estate without first converting their holdings to fiat currency. For the firm, it opens the door to a new pool of capital from the crypto-affluent investor community.
The acceptance of Bitcoin is framed as part of a broader, long-term digital asset strategy. By holding Bitcoin directly, the company aims to hedge against inflation and currency devaluation, aligning its treasury reserves with what it calls a "digital gold" standard. This development is being closely watched as a potential bellwether for further adoption of cryptocurrencies in other major investment and asset management fields.
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