Michael Saylor Predicts Strategy’s Market Cap to Reach $10 Trillion

There will come a time when, thanks to Bitcoin, Strategy will be valued at $10 trillion. Such expectations were shared by its co-founder, Michael Saylor, in a new documentary for the Financial Times.

“We can grow from a corporation with a $100 billion capital to a corporation with a $1 trillion capital [and later] to a corporation with a $10 trillion capital,” the businessman stated.

Saylor believes that by 2045, Bitcoin will rise to $13 million.

“Certainly, in 10 years, digital should be valued at the level of $1 million. In other words, $1 million over a decade, and in the same period, ten times more,” he explained.

According to the corporation’s analyst Jeff Walton, 568,840 BTC (~$59.3 billion) on Strategy’s balance sheet gives it an advantage and the ability to surpass all other public companies.

“The organization owns more of the best assets and the cleanest collateral on the planet than any competitor. And by several times more,” he explained.

As another indicator of strength, the analyst noted Strategy’s ability to quickly attract capital. In November 2024, the corporation received $12 billion from investors in just 50 days.

In May, Coinbase reported that it had previously declined Strategy’s approach, citing excessive risks.

According to Bernstein experts, the Bitcoin strategy is applicable not to every project. The most suitable candidates are companies with low growth rates and high levels of cash.

Analysts suggest that by 2029, corporations will increase the volume of digital gold on their balance sheets to $330 billion, with Strategy remaining the leader in acquisitions.

Backed by Cantor Fitzgerald, the firm Twenty One Capital intends to challenge the pioneer of the Bitcoin strategy with a charter fund of 42,000 BTC.