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Grant Cardone Offers 10 Bitcoin for Jet Buyer Who Closes

The real estate investor says a successful introducer must bring the buyer directly to his team and help complete the $80 million sale.

Grant Cardone is offering 10 Bitcoin to anyone who brings him a buyer for his 2024 Bombardier Global 7500 jet and helps close the sale. He has listed the aircraft for $80 million.

The reward is not for passing along a name or posting a referral. Cardone said the buyer must be introduced directly to his team, not a broker, and the introducer must help complete the transaction.

If several people contribute to the sale, Cardone said, they will share the 10 BTC. His offer sets a clear condition for earning the cryptocurrency: the aircraft must actually sell.

The jet listing describes four cabins and about 200 hours of flight time. Cardone also said the aircraft remains under warranty.

Cardone first advertised the plane in early September for $80 million. On Sept. 8, he also posted a price of 1,025 BTC, putting Bitcoin at the center of both the sale price and the new finder’s reward.

Those are separate offers: 1,025 BTC is the price he posted for the aircraft, while 10 BTC is the reward for helping find and close with a buyer. The bounty is tied to a completed deal, not simply to interest in the listing.

The unusual incentive broadens the search beyond traditional aircraft brokers, but Cardone’s terms require a direct introduction to his team. Whether the offer draws a qualified buyer will depend on whether someone can meet those terms and help close an $80 million transaction.

The listing also references tariffs and U.S. sales of Bombardier jets. That is Cardone’s framing of the sale; the bounty itself is focused on bringing a buyer to his team and getting the deal done.

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This article was produced with the help of AI technology.
Source: Yahoo Finance

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