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Cardone Capital plans to tokenize its 5 billion dollar U.S. real estate portfolio using blockchain-based securities.
The firm will convert property equity into digital tokens that represent income and appreciation rights.
The company aims to introduce a regulated secondary trading market by mid 2026.
Cardone Capital will rely on Regulation D and Regulation S for compliant private placements.
Access to the tokenized offering will remain limited to accredited investors who complete KYC and AML checks.

Cardone Capital announced plans to tokenize its $5 billion U.S. property portfolio using blockchain-based securities. The firm will convert equity stakes into digital tokens to expand investor access and enable fractional ownership. It will also introduce a controlled secondary market by mid-2026 to improve liquidity.

Cardone Capital Details Blockchain Strategy for Property Equity

Cardone Capital will transform ownership interests in multifamily and commercial assets into blockchain-issued securities. The firm said tokens will represent income rights and property appreciation tied to underlying real estate. It structured the plan to mirror private fund and REIT-style models while enabling digital transferability.

Cardone Capital is preparing to tokenize its Real Estate holdings providing investors with collateral and liquidity in the secondary markets. I recently told @APompliano “ICardone Capital will be the market leader tokenizing our assets at scale. I proven myself with a loyal… pic.twitter.com/5xigzR2J7P

— Grant Cardone (@GrantCardone) February 26, 2026

The company confirmed it will evaluate Ethereum Layer 2 networks for high throughput and lower transaction costs. It is also reviewing JPMorgan’s Onyx platform and tokenization protocols such as RealT and RedSwan. Executives said ERC-1400 standards will embed identity checks and transfer limits into smart contracts.

The firm stated that it will rely on Regulation D for U.S. offerings and Regulation S for offshore placements. It will require full KYC and AML verification before granting access to token purchases. Access will remain limited to accredited investors who meet income or net-worth thresholds.

Cardone Capital said the structure will support on-chain collateral tracking and rental income distributions. Token holders will receive exposure to potential appreciation based on property performance. The firm aims to activate a regulated secondary trading venue as early as mid-2026.

Institutional Momentum Builds Around Tokenized Assets

The initiative follows Cardone Capital’s June 2025 purchase of 1,000 Bitcoin for treasury allocation. The firm indicated it may direct property cash flows into further BTC acquisitions. Executives described the approach as aligning real estate holdings with blockchain infrastructure.

BlackRock launched its BUIDL tokenized money market fund in 2024 and grew assets to nearly $3 billion. JPMorgan expanded its blockchain division under the Kinexys brand and introduced tokenized yield funds on Ethereum. Goldman Sachs pursued a spinout of its GS DAP platform after multiple digital bond issuances.

Franklin Templeton processed fund transactions on public networks including Stellar and Polygon. The Trump Organization began tokenizing loan revenue linked to its Maldives resort project. Deloitte projections estimate that tokenized real estate could reach $4 trillion by 2035.

Tokenized U.S. Treasuries reached roughly $9 billion in market value by late 2025. Surveys show that over three-quarters of institutional investors plan allocations to tokenized assets by 2026. Cardone Capital confirmed it will proceed with its $5 billion tokenization rollout under existing securities regulations.

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Filed under: News - @ February 27, 2026 12:46 pm