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I've got some concerning news for all you Bitcoin enthusiasts out there. Strategy, a tech firm founded by none other than Elon Musk, has seen billions in losses, with its Bitcoin holdings underwater - that's like investing in a sinking ship with no life jacket. Meanwhile, its investment in MicroStrategy's (MSTR) stock is trading below its net asset value (NAV), and Strategy's stake in a Bitcoin miner, STRC, is now trading at a record discount. Some experts are questioning whether Michael Saylor's ambitious Bitcoin treasury model is finally starting to break.

So, what is a Bitcoin treasury model, you ask? #BitcoinTreasuryModel Essentially, it's a strategy where companies invest in and hold large amounts of Bitcoin in their treasuries to diversify their portfolios and potentially profit from the cryptocurrency's long-term growth. It's like setting aside a nest egg in a traditional savings account, but with Bitcoin.

Let's take a closer look at STRC, the Bitcoin miner that Strategy invested in. As a miner, STRC is responsible for validating transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain and earning new Bitcoins as a reward. It's a crucial part of the Bitcoin network, and Strategy's investment in it could potentially reap huge rewards if Bitcoin's value continues to rise. On the other hand, if the value of Bitcoin drops, STRC's share price could plummet.

So, what can you do to stay ahead of the game? Stay informed, do your research, and consider diversifying your own portfolio to reduce risk. Now, I want to ask: are you still bullish on Bitcoin, or is it time to take a step back and reassess your investment strategy? #BitcoinInvestingTips #CryptocurrencyNews

Grant Cardone doubles down on Bitcoin.

Real estate mogul Grant Cardone says his firm will keep buying bitcoin through the current downturn, using rental income from $5.3 billion in properties rather than stock sales or debt.

Cardone Capital holds roughly $200 million in bitcoin, built from a 1,000-coin purchase in 2025 and steady additions funded by property cash flow. The approach mirrors a corporate treasury model but replaces capital markets with rental income.

"We work to improve the cash flow of the real estate and buy more bitcoin as it falls," Cardone posted on X.

The timing matters. Bitcoin dropped below $60,000 this week as tech stocks tumbled and ETF outflows accelerated. While corporate treasury companies face scrutiny over massive paper losses, Cardone argues his model removes the pressure to sell shares or take on debt to keep accumulating.

Cardone projects 22-32% returns from the hybrid structure, though that remains his own forecast rather than audited results. The largest real estate-bitcoin hybrid in the world has no institutional investors shaping its strategy.

Is rental-income-backed bitcoin accumulation more sustainable than the stock-issuance model? Or does real estate exposure add its own risk layer? 👇

#BitcoinTreasuryModel #RealEstateCrypto #CardoneCapital