MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has once again made headlines with his signature brand of unwavering Bitcoin optimism. Speaking on CNBC, Saylor stated he sees no reason why Bitcoin won't climb to $1 million per coin over the next four to eight years, while his long-term forecast projects the asset appreciating roughly 30% annually over the next two decades — a trajectory that would put Bitcoin at $20 million per coin.
Saylor also projected a nearer-term milestone of $150,000 by the end of 2025, citing broad industry shifts and the growing suite of institutional investment products as key catalysts for adoption.
In an even bolder statement made at BTC Prague 2025, Saylor leaned into Bitcoin's symbolic fixed supply of 21 million coins, predicting a price of $21 million by 2046 — framing the entire vision around the number 21, including 21% annual network growth and declining volatility to a level of 21.
Saylor pointed to the growing embrace of Bitcoin across traditional finance as a major tailwind, noting that major U.S. banks including JP Morgan, Bank of America, and BNY Mellon are now offering Bitcoin-collateralized loans, with some moving toward direct Bitcoin custody. Despite these developments, Saylor highlighted that Bitcoin still represents only 0.2% of global wealth, suggesting the vast majority of capital has yet to acknowledge what he calls "a monetary revolution afoot."
Whether or not these price targets materialize, Saylor's conviction remains unshaken — and his company continues to back it up with action. MicroStrategy's total Bitcoin holdings stand at over 640,000 BTC, making it the largest corporate Bitcoin holder on the planet.