Grant Cardone, known for his aggressive real estate plays and bold branding, has just launched one of his most ambitious ventures yet: a real estate fund that blends traditional property income with Bitcoin exposure. The “10X Miami River Bitcoin Fund” aims to attract modern investors who believe in both hard assets and digital money.

A New Kind of Dual Asset Strategy

The fund combines 346 residential units in Miami with $15 million in Bitcoin, offering a hybrid model designed to provide the stability of real estate cash flow and the upside potential of BTC.

Cardone’s thesis? Real estate keeps your capital safe — but Bitcoin could grow it exponentially. According to internal projections, the fund’s property portfolio is expected to appreciate from $125M in 2025 to $152M by 2030, while the Bitcoin allocation could balloon to over $355M in the same period, fueled by appreciation and gradual accumulation.

Why It Matters

Unlike ETFs or tokenized real estate experiments, this fund is simple: own the buildings, own the Bitcoin. Investors don’t need to be tech-savvy or crypto-native to participate. Cardone even hinted at possible incentives in satoshis (Bitcoin’s smallest unit) for tenants — a move that could nudge real estate into the Web3 economy.

The Bigger Picture

Institutional appetite for crypto exposure is growing. With Bitcoin ETFs gaining traction and inflation fears still looming, this fund plays into a rising demand for “Bitcoin + Real World Assets” allocations.

Whether you’re skeptical or intrigued, Cardone is betting that this crossover model could be the next frontier in real estate investment.

Is this the new blueprint for wealth building — or just another hype-fueled experiment? Time (and price charts) will tell.

This article does not constitute investment advice.