According to ChainCatcher news and a report by Cointelegraph, real estate investment company Cardone Capital has announced the launch of an innovative hybrid fund that combines traditional commercial real estate with Bitcoin asset allocation for the first time. The company recently acquired a multifamily residential project valued at approximately $235 million, which includes 366 units, with around $100 million of the funds allocated for purchasing Bitcoin. The fund leverages the stable cash flow, low fluctuation characteristics, and tax advantages provided by real estate, using rental income to continuously increase Bitcoin holdings. The company aims to go public with this vehicle, forming a listed entity that has “real assets, income, and tenants,” creating a model similar to a digital asset treasury company. This move is seen as a cross-border innovation in real estate plus encryption assets, potentially injecting new strategies into traditional real estate investment trusts (REITs).
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Cardone Capital launched a real estate + Bitcoin hybrid fund, with rental income continuously increasing BTC.
According to ChainCatcher news and a report by Cointelegraph, real estate investment company Cardone Capital has announced the launch of an innovative hybrid fund that combines traditional commercial real estate with Bitcoin asset allocation for the first time. The company recently acquired a multifamily residential project valued at approximately $235 million, which includes 366 units, with around $100 million of the funds allocated for purchasing Bitcoin. The fund leverages the stable cash flow, low fluctuation characteristics, and tax advantages provided by real estate, using rental income to continuously increase Bitcoin holdings. The company aims to go public with this vehicle, forming a listed entity that has “real assets, income, and tenants,” creating a model similar to a digital asset treasury company. This move is seen as a cross-border innovation in real estate plus encryption assets, potentially injecting new strategies into traditional real estate investment trusts (REITs).