Grant Cardone offers 10 Bitcoin bounty on finding a buyer for his private jet

Grant Cardone took to X to announce he will pay 10 BTC, worth several hundred thousand dollars, to whoever brings him a qualified buyer for his 2024 Global 7500 jet.
The aircraft in question has four cabins and just 200 hours of flight time, still under warranty.
The catch: simply naming a prospect or tagging someone in a post won’t cut it.
According to Cardone, the buyer must be introduced directly to his team, not a broker, and the person making the introduction must help see the deal through to closing.
If multiple people are involved in bringing the deal together, the Bitcoin reward will be split among them.
“This does not guarantee you payment for a name or referral or a mention. To earn 10BTC you must introduce the actual buyer to my team (not to a broker) and assist in bringing deal to a close as advertised above. If you elect to bring in help or other players the BTC will be shared,” he announced on X.
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Tariffs and a political jab
Cardone listed the jet for sale earlier this month at $80 million, directing serious buyers to email his team at Cardone Capital.
In his listing, Cardone also took a swipe at trade policy, claiming tariffs have effectively blocked Bombardier jet sales in the United States, a dynamic he framed as basic supply and demand working in his favor.
“For Sale 2024 Global 7500- 4 cabins, 200 hours, No Tariffs, $80M. Only Serious Buyers. Trump forbids sales of Bombardier in the United States. Supply & Demand, Thank you sir,” he wrote on X.
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Why it matters
Cardone is known for blending business moves with social media spectacle, and his latest offer is no exception.
By tying the sale to a Bitcoin bounty instead of a standard referral fee, he’s ensured the listing gets attention well beyond the private aviation market. What would normally be a quiet luxury transaction, has turned into a viral crypto story.
In his earlier statement, he predicted that Bitcoin could eventually move beyond its role as a store of value and become a widely used means of exchange.
He said that shift could happen once the cryptocurrency’s market capitalization reaches $20 trillion.
This story was originally published by TheStreet on Sep 22, 2026, where it first appeared in the MARKETS section. Add TheStreet as a Preferred Source by clicking here.



