Real estate tycoon’s Bitcoin ambitions: a new investment approach aiming to accumulate 3,000 BTC by 2026

2025-12-30 06:06:11

【BitPush】I heard that there is a real estate tycoon in the US planning a big move—aiming to go public in 2026 with the world’s largest real estate Bitcoin company. This guy’s idea is quite interesting; he plans to use the cash flow from real estate operations to continuously buy Bitcoin, with rental income and depreciation deductions serving as ammunition for purchasing. According to the plan, he aims to accumulate 3,000 Bitcoins by the end of 2026.

Even more impressive is that his real estate investment fund already holds 1,000 Bitcoins, with a book value of approximately $87.19 million. This scale is indeed a significant figure among institutional-level Bitcoin holders.

This approach of combining traditional real estate income with crypto assets is truly a new idea among high-net-worth investors. Using stable cash flow to dollar-cost average into Bitcoin is logically aimed at hedging inflation and diversifying asset allocation. If the plan is executed as scheduled, the holdings could see a substantial increase by the end of the year.

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 1h ago

This strategy is actually just a different version of dollar-cost averaging, but using rental cash flow to buy coins is indeed aggressive. However, will 3,000 coins really be in place by 2026? The coin price fluctuations are so huge.

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MemeCoinSavant

· 17h ago

ngl this is just real estate guys figuring out what we've known forever - rental yield beats bonds, might as well stack sats with the cash flow. the thesis checks out from a game theory perspective tho... traditional finance finally catching up to the memo lol

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BearEatsAll

· 17h ago

Now even real estate giants are stockpiling cryptocurrencies, feeling that traditional finance has completely given up.

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TopBuyerForever

· 17h ago

3000 coins? Is this guy trying to catch the last train of the bull market? Haha --- Basically, he's using rent to work for Bitcoin. I have to admit, this move is a bit desperate. --- Wait, holding only 1000 right now? How low do you think Bitcoin's price could go in 2026? --- Investing real estate cash flow into Bitcoin sounds great, but who knows how it will actually turn out when executed. I bet he won't finish it. --- Smartly leveraging tax advantages to accumulate coins—Americans really know how to play this game. --- Another 2026 plan, another grand scheme. I've heard too many of these kinds of news stories; in the end, they all turn out to be big promises with little delivery. --- A position worth $87.19 million—this is truly an institutional-level player. We retail investors are not even a fraction of that. --- Having real estate cash flow as a safety net definitely lowers the risk compared to pure crypto investors.

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BearWhisperGod

· 17h ago

It's the same story of "I want to HODL coins to change the world" that I've heard too many times. Dollar-cost averaging real estate cash flow into Bitcoin sounds impressive, but how many can actually stick to it until 2026? But on the other hand, I already have 1000 coins in hand, this guy is serious about playing. I'm just worried that plans may change unexpectedly; what if Bitcoin crashes again then?

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FrogInTheWell

· 17h ago

Is there a new trick to cut leeks again? Investing in real estate cash flow to buy BTC sounds appealing, but how many can actually reach 3,000 coins? Capitalists are all trying to hedge against inflation, honestly it's just a lack of confidence in fiat currency. Already holding 1,000 coins, now it depends on whether they can accumulate 3,000 by 2026. In my opinion, it's probably just bragging. A combination of real estate and the crypto world, such operations are indeed rare, but the risk also raises questions. I like his execution ability; after all, over 87 million USD is right here. By the way, who is this guy? It seems like institutions have started stocking up on coins recently. Continuous cash flow buying coins? Sounds like a perfect story, but in reality... whether the funding chain can hold is another matter. High roller's game, let's just watch the excitement.

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