MicroStrategy has spent another $1.92 billion to buy 22,000 BTC, Michael Saylor: Bitcoin will surge to $13 million in 20 years.

MicroStrategy (formerly MicroStrategy), the dominant bitcoin holdings among listed companies in the United States, announced later yesterday (31) that the company bought 22,048 bitcoins again with $1.92 billion in funds and an average price of $86,969 between March 24 and March 30. With this increase, the company's total Bitcoin holdings have risen to 528,185 BTC. (Synopsis: Micro Strategy added another $580 million to "buy nearly 7,000 BTC" and exceeded 500,000 BTC, and Strategy jumped 10%) (Background supplement: GameStop learns Micro Strategy to buy Bitcoin!) 1.3 billion magnesium convertible bonds will be issued, and the stock price will fall by 22%) MicroStrategy (formerly MicroStrategy), the dominant bitcoin holdings in the United States, announced later yesterday (31) that the company bought 22,048 bitcoins again with $1.92 billion in funds and an average price of $86,969 between March 24 and March 30. After this increase, the company's total bitcoin position has risen to 528,185 BTC, spending a total of $35.63 billion and buying an average purchase price of $67,458. Michael Saylor: Bitcoin will rush to $13 million in 20 years It is worth mentioning that Michael Saylor, the founder of MicroStrategy as a Bitcoin fanatic, also spoke at the 2025 Digital Asset Summit hosted by Blockworks that he expects Bitcoin to rush to a sky-high price of $13 million in the next 20 years, and his full speech is: I can stand here and tell you that I think the price of Bitcoin will reach in the next 20 years $13 million. I can't say the same about securities. You have legal immunity to publicly express your opinion about the goods. This makes commodities politically, legally, ethically, financially superior to non-commodities, superior to securities, and not slightly better, a hundred times better. So, Bitcoin is actually that commodity. I researched the goods. In my early career, every other commodity could be created through technology, capital, and expertise. If you were to take your family's life savings to a commodity and hold it for 100 years, would you consider buying soybeans, corn, oil, gas, or lumber? Or is it silver? No, these are bad, and you know why they're bad, because it's clear that 100 years ago it was much more difficult to make these things than they do today. If the price of oil rises to $1,000 a barrel, we will go and extract it, triple, quadruple, even super-extract, and then push the price of oil down. The same goes for gold. There have been many times in history when gold has been hyperinflationary, such as when gold was discovered in California, we created so much gold that the European economy collapsed. The supply of every other commodity surges as technology and prices rise, making them junk investments for long-term investors. In fact, as a long-term store of value, they are the worst investment option. Gold is the king of them, but it is still underperforming the S&P by two times or more. So, in human history, there is only one commodity that is not a junk investment. That's Bitcoin, a digital commodity, right? SAYLOR: "I can stand here and tell you I think the price of Bitcoin will go to $13 million over 20 years." pic.twitter.com/9OB6Imzaki — Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) March 31, 2025 What is the concept of $13 million per Bitcoin? If Bitcoin rises to $13 million a coin, based on a total supply of 21 million coins, Bitcoin's FDV will reach $273 trillion. Based on the 200,000 bitcoins held by the US government, its value will reach $2.6 trillion; MicroStrategy currently holds more than 500,000 BTC, which will be worth more than $6.5 trillion by then, more than double the total market value of the current chip manufacturer Huida. Related Stories Shenyu Article" MicroStrategy MSTR's Bitcoin Leverage Game: Who Takes the Risk, Who Profits? Bitwise launched the "Bitcoin Concept ETF" to track more than 1,000 BTC listed companies, micro strategies, mining companies, game companies... Top 10 constituents at a glance MicroStrategy plans to issue another $2 billion of corporate bonds to increase bitcoin, but corporate tax risk is increasing, "MicroStrategy Strategies spent another $1.92 billion to buy 22,000 BTC, Michael Saylor: Bitcoin rushed to $13 million in 20 years" This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Blockchain News Media".

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