Bitcoin Could Reach 13M in 21 Years: Michael Saylor Prediction

Bitcoin might reach $13 million per coin by 2045, according to MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor. This bold prediction highlights Bitcoin's rising importance as a worldwide asset, raising concerns about its potential to disrupt financial and investing patterns.

In an interview with Altcoin Daily, Saylor explained Bitcoin's fixed quantity of 21 million coins, scarcity-driven value, and unmatched long-term potential.

Many financial and crypto experts have debated Bitcoin's historical performance and potential as a hedge against economic volatility in response to his projection.

Saylor's 2045 Bitcoin Vision
Saylor told Altcoin Daily that Bitcoin was the “world’s first perfect monetary asset.” Bitcoin has no equal in scarcity compared to gold, real estate, or equities since its supply is restricted. Saylor believes Bitcoin's long-term worth lies in its scarcity.

Fiat currencies like the U.S. dollar have lost buying power during the previous century. Saylor used this example to show Bitcoin's resiliency during global fiat currency inflation. Bitcoin's restricted quantity mitigates these dangers, solidifying its value store status.

The scarcity-driven approach and rising worries about fiat currency depreciation make Bitcoin a better inflation hedge.

Massive growth potential

Saylor is optimistic because of Bitcoin's decade-long success. Bitcoin outgrew the S&P 500 by 60% annually, compared to 15%.

Saylor believes this rapid rise might move $500 trillion in global wealth from stocks, bonds, and real estate to Bitcoin. Saylor believes Bitcoin is maturing despite price adjustments.


He expects Bitcoin's market value will rise from $2 trillion to $280 trillion and its price to rise from $55,000 in 2024 to $13 million in 2045. This trend suggests a 29% annual return over 21 years, unequaled by any conventional asset class.

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