Cardone Capital has unveiled a new investment vehicle that blends real estate with Bitcoin exposure — an ambitious strategy targeting modern investors
The "10X Miami River Bitcoin Fund" combines 346 residential units with $15M in Bitcoin. The firm, founded by real estate mogul Grant Cardone, aims to capitalize on the long-term potential of Bitcoin while maintaining the stable income and appreciation of real estate. According to Cardone, the idea was sparked by a conversation with a friend who suggested considering what would have happened if cash flow from rental properties had been used to buy and hold Bitcoin over the past 10 years.
The results were striking enough to inspire this hybrid fund, which will be launched in May 2024.
The performance projection shows the traditional real estate portion delivering stable yet modest returns over time - starting at $125M in 2025 and reaching $152M by 2030.
In contrast, the BTC portion, beginning at zero, is forecast to surge to over $355M in the same timeframe, fueled by both BTC price appreciation and the firm's ability to accumulate more coins over time.
"This product allows both investors and tenants to gain exposure to Bitcoin without needing deep technical knowledge," Cardone stated. He hinted at further incentives, saying the fund may include "satoshis reward programs for optimal engagement," aiming to foster wider Bitcoin adoption within the real estate community.
As institutional interest in crypto continues to rise, with Bitcoin ETFs drawing billions in recent weeks, Cardone's dual-asset fund represents one of the most significant attempts yet to merge blockchain wealth with traditional real estate assets.
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