2026-01-20 01:27:11

Real estate investment firm Cardone Capital's CEO Grant Cardone recently announced a noteworthy decision: they plan to add $10 million worth of Bitcoin assets to their portfolio. The company intends to incorporate this investment into their real estate hybrid model strategy, adopting a long-term holding approach. It appears that institutional investors' interest in Bitcoin as an asset allocation continues to grow. Cardone Capital's move reflects the increasing willingness of traditional financial institutions to allocate crypto assets outside of real estate, aiming to diversify risk and seek long-term returns. This also indicates that Bitcoin is gradually being recognized by mainstream institutions as a viable asset allocation option.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 01-21 05:55

lmao $10m btc allocation from a real estate guy? classic portfolio rebalancing theater. watch the opportunity cost math on that one tho - could've been liquidity mining at 40bps easy

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 01-21 05:48

Whoa, even traditional financial giants are starting to stockpile coins. This means the coin price is about to take off. Institutional entry is so straightforward—buy with just 10 million USD. Cardone's move is actually setting an example for retail investors. Real estate + Bitcoin—this combination sounds solid. Finally, someone understands that simply flipping houses no longer yields new tricks. Bitcoin has now almost become a standard for institutions, which is quite interesting. Traditional big players are also following the crypto trend—times have changed. This is true asset allocation wisdom; diversification never goes out of style. What does the institution’s entry mean? Crypto enthusiasts are well aware. Long-term holding is the way to go; those short-term speculators are just leeks. Looks like we didn’t bet on the wrong horse—mainstream recognition is right in front of us.

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StealthMoon

· 01-20 01:56

Institutional entry is still a common topic; only when the market truly turns bullish do they dare to put real money on the line.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 01-20 01:49

Traditional industry giants are also starting to buy the dip, which will significantly boost mainstream acceptance.

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BugBountyHunter

· 01-20 01:47

Traditional financial giants are also starting to go all in on Bitcoin. The institutional market is really here. --- Wow, ten million dollars. That’s quite a move. --- Wait, a mixed position in real estate and BTC? What’s the logic behind that... --- It’s the same long-term holding strategy again. To put it nicely, it’s faith; to be blunt, it’s just being trapped. --- Mainstream institutions are quick to follow the trend. Had I known earlier, I should have bought more a couple of years ago. --- It’s a standard asset allocation now. Without BTC in the future, you’ll look outdated.

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NFTRegretful

· 01-20 01:41

This wave of traditional institutions entering the market is no joke. They are investing 10 million USD for long-term holding... It seems that Bitcoin is finally being taken seriously by Wall Street.

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SatoshiHeir

· 01-20 01:27

It should be pointed out that Cardone's move may seem ordinary, but it is actually profound—based on the fundamental logic of the white paper, the influx of institutional capital is proving the long-standing fallacy that "Bitcoin is a bubble." On-chain data has long been available, yet you are still arguing. --- 10 million? Ha, this is just the beginning. True players have already laid out on the chain, and Cardone has only just realized it. --- Up to this point, the diversification of traditional finance is essentially a tacit acknowledgment of the risks within the fiat currency system. Ironic but true. --- In simple terms, from real estate to Bitcoin, it is fundamentally a shift from physical assets to a consensus on value. The course of history never consults the opinions of the retail investors. --- Laughing, another institution has discovered what Satoshi Nakamoto made clear over a decade ago. It's never too late to catch up, but you are indeed late. --- It is obvious that this is a microcosmic manifestation of a deterministic trend. Undeniable. --- Listen to me: Bitcoin is not just an asset allocation tool; it is also a poetic rebellion by humanity against the sovereign currency system. Cardone is merely passively participating in this revolution.

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