Driven by the dual benefits of easing US-EU trade tensions and the entry of institutional hybrid funds, Bitcoin surged past the $109,000 mark on September 5, 2025, ultimately holding steady at $108,840. At the EU's request, US President Trump extended trade negotiations until July 9, withdrawing his previous threat to impose 50% tariffs on EU goods. This move eased market risk aversion and directly stimulated buying in the cryptocurrency market. Meanwhile, Cardone Capital announced the launch of the "10X Miami River Bitcoin Fund," with a target size of $1 billion. Combining 346 multifamily properties in Florida with a $15 million Bitcoin reserve, the fund plans to systematically convert rental income into Bitcoin holdings, aiming to accumulate $200 million in Bitcoin. This innovative investment tool not only introduces a reward mechanism for timely rent payment but also marks the deep integration of traditional real estate and crypto assets, marking a significant milestone in the institutionalization of Bitcoin. Currently, Bitcoin is priced at 112,775.29 USDT. The market expects that with an improving macroeconomic environment and continued inflows of institutional funds, the digital gold's properties will be further validated.
Bitcoin rebounds as Trump extends EU trade talks deadline
US President Trump agreed to extend the trade negotiation deadline with the European Union until July 9 at the request of EU officials. This decision reverses last week's threat to impose 50% tariffs on EU goods starting June 1. Former European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen had called for a return to the original 90-day negotiation period.
This geopolitical shift triggered a brief rally in Bitcoin , with the cryptocurrency briefly surpassing $109,000 before stabilizing around $108,840. Market observers noted that digital assets are extremely sensitive to US-EU trade tensions, citing Trump's May 23 comments on EU trade practices, which weighed on Bitcoin and US stocks.
Cardone Capital launches Bitcoin-real estate hybrid fund, targeting $1 billion portfolio
Cardone Capital announced the launch of the "10X Miami River Bitcoin Fund," combining commercial real estate and cryptocurrency investments . The fund, comprised of 346 multifamily properties in Florida and a $15 million Bitcoin reserve, marks the firm's fourth such hybrid investment vehicle. Founder Grant Cardone confirmed plans to systematically convert rental income into Bitcoin, with the goal of holding $200 million in Bitcoin and $1 billion in real estate assets.
The program includes innovative tenant incentives, such as Bitcoin rewards for on-time rent payments, aimed at promoting adoption. CAR Done emphasized that the fund's focus is to simplify access to Bitcoin for traditional investors through institutional partnerships. "We are bridging the gap between physical assets and digital reserves," he said, positioning the fund as a gateway for mainstream capital.
Bitcoin's cup-and-handle pattern suggests bull market target remains at $300,000
Market analyst Gert Van Lagen predicts that Bitcoin could surge to $300,000, pointing to the emergence of a cup-and-handle pattern on its price chart. This pattern has been observed since the 2021 cycle and signaled a potential breakout as Bitcoin recently hit a new all-time high of $111,970.
Despite a mere 5.35% weekly gain, geopolitical tensions — including proposed U.S. tariffs on EU imports — led to a brief pullback. Van Lagen’s bullish stance reinforces the market’s confidence in Bitcoin’s exponential growth trajectory in this cycle.
