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inancial Freestyle with Ross Mac on Yahoo Finance champions inclusive wealth building through expert insights and real‑world success stories. In this episode, Ross sits down with Grant Cardone, CEO of Cardone Capital, to unveil a groundbreaking real‑estate‑Bitcoin hybrid that could redefine how investors grow capital.

    Cardone explains the concept: a portfolio that marries a $235 million real‑estate acquisition—366 units purchased from a Blackstone bankruptcy—with a $100 million Bitcoin stake. The real‑estate component is projected to appreciate 5 % annually, with net operating income rising at the same pace, yielding a $100 million gain over five to six years. The Bitcoin side, represented by an orange line, is treated as a complementary asset; if its value drops, the cash flow from the property is used to buy more Bitcoin, maintaining the blend.

    He stresses that neither asset is sold; the fusion remains intact. The strategy is to keep both streams working together, leveraging the stability of real estate against Bitcoin’s volatility.

    Cardone plans to take the combined venture public. Investors who put in $1 million would receive 200,000 shares of the new public company, priced initially at $5 per share. As the stock climbs, each $1 increase translates into $200,000 in gains for the holder. For example, a jump from $5 to $10 would double the investment, while a rise to $50 would turn $200,000 into $2 million. This model, Cardone says, turns a modest investment into a powerful wealth‑building engine.

    The idea came after a conversation with Mike Saler, who urged Cardone to go public. Rather than wait, Cardone combined the real‑estate and Bitcoin assets first, then announced the public offering, setting a minimum investment of $200,000 for new shareholders.

    Cardone’s hybrid aims to create a new industry, offering early adopters a chance to multiply wealth while contributing to broader economic prosperity.