Grant Cardone, CEO of Cardone Capital, stated in an interview with DraperTV on August 8 that Bitcoin is a type of "real estate" that can be taken anywhere. He likened Bitcoin to a portable digital property, believing that as long as investors hold it long enough, avoid excessive leverage, and maintain cash flow, there is no point at which "buying a house is not worth it." Cardone views Bitcoin as a "property version" that incurs no costs and does not come with the operational issues associated with physical real estate, mentioning concerns such as maintenance, tenants, evictions, and property taxes. Despite being well-known in the real estate market, Cardone claims to have privately supported Bitcoin for 13 years. His perspective sees Bitcoin as a digital asset with portability characteristics rather than merely a speculative tool. This comparison brings Bitcoin closer to the logic of asset accumulation and preservation, although its structure differs from traditional real estate assets. This statement illustrates how Bitcoin is understood by different types of investors and reflects Cardone's personal views on the asset and its use as a digital property.
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