The $12 Million Bitcoin Gig That Sparked a Real Estate Revolution

Wealthy Way

Ryan Pineda

Business, Entrepreneurship

4.8 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2025

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Imagine getting paid in Bitcoin 12 years ago for a gig in Vegas—worth just $50K at the time. Fast forward to today, and that same Bitcoin is now worth $12 million. That moment sparked a journey of deep study, leading to an innovative real estate fund that blends traditional assets with the explosive potential of Bitcoin. Could this strategy change real estate forever? --- If you want to level up, text me at 725-527-7783! Get access to our real estate community, coaching, courses, and ...

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0:00.0	You're doing a Bitcoin real estate fund.
0:02.3	Yeah.
0:03.2	And you never used to really be a crypto guy.
0:05.8	So what made you start incorporating Bitcoin into real estate?
0:09.3	Well, I tell you, it's a great story, dude.
0:10.9	So I was given some Bitcoin, what, 12 years ago.
0:17.9	I was given 100 pieces for a gig in Vegas.
0:21.4	What was it worth at that time?
0:23.9	500 bucks.
0:24.9	$50,000.
0:25.9	Yeah.
0:26.9	50 grand.
0:27.9	Yeah.
0:28.9	And so I still have it.
0:29.1	I think we sold off 10 pieces to pay for the trip because I'm like, I don't want to be negative,
0:33.6	which is exactly the way I operate.
0:34.9	Yeah.
0:35.9	I'm like, okay, get my costs back and then I'll keep the leftover.
0:39.2	Yep.
0:39.6	I didn't know what Bitcoin was, but it could have been donkey mess for what I knew.
0:43.8	But the guy couldn't pay any other way.
0:46.1	And he was straight up about it.
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