- Cardone Capitalโs new fund merges real estate and Bitcoin strategy.
- Institutional investors are invited with a $250,000 minimum.
- Goal: Build a $1 billion real estate and $200M BTC treasury.

Cardone Capitalโs launch could alter real estate investment approaches and increase institutional Bitcoin demand, impacting financial strategies.
The 10X Miami River Bitcoin Fund, led by Grant Cardone, intends to bridge real estate investment with the increasing interest in digital currencies. Cardone, a prominent real estate figure, noted that using real estate cash flow to purchase Bitcoin could offer substantial gains. The fund plans to raise $150 million, focusing on a Miami multifamily property while accumulating Bitcoin using monthly property income.
โMy brother said to me, you should look at if you would have converted all your cash flow from real estate to Bitcoin and what that would have done over the last 12 years. Well, it would have taken $160 million and turned it into around $3 billion,โ said Grant Cardone, CEO of Cardone Capital.
Cardone intends for this fusion of real estate and cryptocurrency to attract significant investment. With a $250,000 minimum investment, it targets institutional investors looking for exposure to both assets. The fundโs strategy highlights the potential of a $1 billion real estate and $200 million Bitcoin treasury, suggesting a growing acceptance of Bitcoin as a treasury asset.
The fund is among the first to merge real estate and Bitcoin at an institutional level, potentially setting a precedent for similar investment vehicles. If successful, it could influence broader industry trends by demonstrating real estateโs compatibility with digital currency investment strategies.
No official statements from regulatory bodies like the SEC are available yet, but the fund aligns with US securities requirements for private investment structures. The fund generates interest among traditional investors, positioning Bitcoin as a viable treasury asset in the real estate market.
The initiative might encourage other asset managers to incorporate digital currencies within traditional financial structures. Historical trends of Bitcoin normalization in similar contexts could further establish its role in diversified portfolios.