On November 17, 2025, Cardone Capital, led by real estate mogul Grant Cardone, acquired 888 Bitcoin (BTC) worth approximately $100 million at current prices for its 101 Mizner Boca Bitcoin project, per CoinoMedia. This purchase, announced via X by @Cointelegraph, positions the luxury Boca Raton condo development as a pioneer in Bitcoin-backed real estate, attracting crypto-native investors. The move follows Cardone’s $1B crypto treasury strategy, with plans to fund future BTC buys from free cash flow, avoiding debt.
Cardone Capital‘s bet underscores Bitcoin‘s shift from speculative asset to corporate reserve, mirroring MicroStrategy‘s $46B BTC holdings, per. Grant Cardone stated on X, “Bitcoin is the future of money— we’re building real estate that accepts it as payment,” per. The 101 Mizner Boca project, valued at $150M, will use BTC for transactions and as collateral, potentially yielding 10–15% higher rents from crypto holders, per. X posts from @BTC_Archive highlight this as a “bullish signal” for institutional BTC adoption.
This acquisition could spark a Bitcoin real estate wave, with $500M in U.S. properties tokenized by 2026, per. Cardone‘s firm, managing $4B in assets, plans to allocate 5–10% of future deals to BTC, per. ETH ($4,070) and SOL ($184.50) remain stable, but BTC at $113,234 could test $120,000 if more firms follow, per CoinMarketCap. Regulatory tailwinds from SEC Chair Paul Atkins‘ pro-crypto stance support such integrations.
Track Cardone Capital updates on cardonecapital.com and BTC flows via CryptoQuant. Dollar-cost average into BTC with stop-losses below $112,000, or explore tokenized real estate on RealT or Propy, per TradingView. Diversify into USDC for stability, per. Follow @TheBlock__ on X for developments. This deal could drive $1T in crypto-real estate by 2030, per, but volatility risks persist.
