Saylor gave a date, saying, "Bitcoin could be 13 million dollars."

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Michael Saylor, the founder of the US-based company Strategy, shared his predictions about Bitcoin on the show called Coin Stories. Saylor argued that by the year 2045, one Bitcoin could reach 13 million dollars and that companies could become more resilient against future crises by transitioning to a 'Bitcoin Standard'.

Saylor criticized companies in the traditional finance world for spending their cash on share buybacks or dividend payments, drawing attention to the advantages offered by Bitcoin.

Saylor emphasized that Bitcoin's supply chain is not exposed to global factors such as tariffs and operational risks, stating, "The era of digital capital has now begun. Companies that own Bitcoin can become much stronger."

Another important topic mentioned in the program was Bitcoin-backed financial products. Saylor explained that new instruments developed by his company, such as Strife (STRF) and Strike (STRK), adapt Bitcoin volatility to different risk profiles. He also stated that if innovative ideas like Bitcoin bonds are adopted by governments, the market would deepen even further.

Saylor believes that macro risks such as global trade wars, geopolitical tensions, and inflationary pressures will lead investors to direct more towards Bitcoin in the long term. The chairman of Strategy stated, "Every crisis creates a new supporter for Bitcoin. Although there may be panic selling in the short term, over time investors learn to reduce their risks by preferring Bitcoin."

Michael Saylor is calling on companies to reconsider their traditional finance approach. According to him, transferring excess cash in the treasury to Bitcoin could multiply the value of companies and bring a new breath to long-term capital management. The realism of the $13 million Bitcoin price target for 2045 is already a topic of debate.

Published: May 11, 2025 22:23

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