Grant Cardone’s company plans to tokenize a $5 billion real estate portfolio.

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Grant Cardone’s Cardone Capital is set to tokenize a $5 billion real estate portfolio, providing investors with collateral and liquidity in secondary markets. The firm aims to lead in large-scale asset tokenization, a move aligned with real-world assets (RWA) developments. Cardone Capital purchased 1,000 Bitcoin in June and plans to acquire more, connecting the project to Bitcoin market news. Deloitte estimates the tokenized real estate market could reach $4 trillion by 2035, growing at an annual rate of 27%.

According to CoinDesk, real estate investment magnate Grant Cardone stated that his company, Cardone Capital, plans to tokenize a $5 billion real estate portfolio. Cardone posted on X that the move aims to provide investors with "collateral and liquidity on secondary markets," and added that the company aims to become a market leader in large-scale asset tokenization. Previously, in June, Cardone Capital purchased 1,000 bitcoins and plans to continue increasing its holdings. Although the real estate tokenization market is currently small, Deloitte forecasts that by 2035, up to $4 trillion in real estate could be tokenized, with an annual growth rate of 27%.

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