Bitcoin enters its first institutional cycle, SALT's Shawn Owen says
SALT Lending's Shawn Owen says banks and credit unions are rushing into bitcoin as institutional demand builds.
Grant Cardone is using the commercial real estate reset to accumulate Bitcoin, targeting 25,000 BTC and 25,000 apartments.
The commercial real estate sector is undergoing a historic shift, and Grant Cardone is leveraging the situation to accumulate Bitcoin. As Cardone Capital's founder, he details that elevated interest rates are driving property values below replacement cost, and he addresses that shortfall by adding Bitcoin to his firm's balance sheet. He outlines his targets of 25,000 rental units and 25,000 Bitcoin, and explains why he describes real estate as a 'Trojan horse' for the cryptocurrency.
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SALT Lending's Shawn Owen says banks and credit unions are rushing into bitcoin as institutional demand builds.
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