Grant Cardone said he will keep buying bitcoin with cash flow from his rental properties as the price slipped 4.7% this week to about $60,000.

Cardone Capital, which held roughly $200 million in bitcoin as of May and manages about $5.3 billion in assets, uses rental income to purchase bitcoin on a regular schedule, smoothing purchases through dollar‑cost averaging.

He contrasted his real‑estate‑funded buying with corporate treasury models used by firms such as Strategy, which raise equity or debt to acquire bitcoin.

Cardone said the hybrid structure is designed to increase cash flow from real assets and accumulate bitcoin as prices decline, a view he posted on X.

He projects the model could deliver returns between 22% and 32%, a claim based on his own expectations rather than verified results.

The recent price decline was driven by a broader tech‑stock selloff and reduced inflows into U.S. bitcoin exchange‑traded funds.

Cardone’s firm, which owns thousands of residential units and Class A office space, says it is the largest real estate‑bitcoin hybrid without institutional investors shaping its strategy.

Analysts at CryptoQuant noted that corporate treasury approaches have come under pressure this week, with Strategy’s share price falling below the value of its bitcoin holdings.