Cardone Capital has acquired approximately 1,000 bitcoins and plans to purchase an additional 3,000 bitcoins this year
According to Jinse Finance, Grant Cardone, CEO of real estate investment firm Cardone Capital, stated on the X platform last Saturday: "Cardone Capital has added approximately 1,000 bitcoins to its balance sheet, becoming the first integrated company to adopt a comprehensive Bitcoin strategy by combining real estate with Bitcoin assets. The group owns 14,200 residential units and over 500,000 square feet of Class A office space. It is expected to acquire an additional 3,000 bitcoins and 5,000 residential units this year."
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