Ethan 港美澳实盘
12-30 22:17

💥🏦 Grant Cardone just revealed a bold plan: a real estate–Bitcoin treasury company for 2026

Billionaire Grant Cardone announced he’s building what he calls the world’s largest publicly traded Bitcoin treasury company backed by real cash flow.

His words are worth paying attention to.

The model is simple, but the implications are big.

Real estate generates predictable monthly rent.

Tax depreciation improves after-tax cash flow.

That cash flow is then used to buy Bitcoin on an ongoing basis.

Since March, he says five transactions are already done.

The stated goal: accumulate 3,000 BTC by the end of next year.

Cardone describes it as a new hybrid:

Real estate + Bitcoin.

He explicitly compared it to Michael Saylor’s strategy, with one key difference:

“This is like Saylor’s model, but we have real cash flow.”

That distinction matters.

Saylor’s approach relies on capital markets, leverage, and balance-sheet engineering.

Cardone’s proposal adds an operating engine that continuously feeds BTC accumulation without depending solely on debt or equity issuance.

If this works, it signals something larger:

Bitcoin is no longer being treated only as a speculative asset or a tech bet.

It’s increasingly being positioned as a long-term reserve asset paired with cash-flow businesses.

In other words, Bitcoin is starting to plug directly into traditional asset classes.

Real estate provides stability and income.

Bitcoin provides asymmetric upside and monetary optionality.

The question isn’t whether everyone should copy this model.

The real question is:

How many other cash-flow businesses will eventually adopt Bitcoin as a treasury strategy once this template becomes public and repeatable?

🔔 I track how capital structures are evolving as Bitcoin moves from the fringe into balance sheets, cash-flow businesses, and long-term treasury strategies. Follow for more.

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