Billionaire investor Grant Cardone says his company, Cardone Capital, is preparing to tokenise about $5 billion in U.S. real estate assets, aiming to turn property equity into digital tokens that can improve liquidity and act as collateral in secondary markets. The firm is exploring Layer 2 blockchain partners to support high‑volume token issuance and lower transaction costs as part of a broader strategy that includes holding Bitcoin. This push reflects growing interest in real estate tokenisation, projected to expand significantly despite regulatory hurdles.
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