
Corporate Bitcoin Strategy: A Vision for the Future
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Jesse Myers’ Bold Prediction: $70 Trillion in Bitcoin Holdings
Jesse Myers, co-founder and COO of Onramp, has sparked a new wave of discussion regarding corporate strategies for Bitcoin. Through a recent post on social media platform X, he shared with his 92,400 followers a bold prediction: “In 20 years, Strategy will possess $70 trillion worth of Bitcoin, making it the most valuable company in history.” He further suggested that “Bitcoin Treasury Companies will control 50% of all BTC, a figure many Bitcoin enthusiasts may find surprising.”
Ambitious Targets for Bitcoin Holdings
In his detailed exposition, Myers envisioned a future where specialized treasury entities—public companies created to exploit the gap between low-cost fiat funding and an expanding Bitcoin portfolio—emerge as the primary purchasers of Bitcoin by the year 2045. His concept draws heavily from Michael Saylor’s philosophy, who posits, “Half of all capital seeks the best store of value. Bitcoin represents the ultimate Store of Value asset. Consequently, SoV capital will naturally gravitate towards Bitcoin.” Myers cited Saylor, the founder of MicroStrategy, who anticipates a $280 trillion market capitalization for Bitcoin within two decades, suggesting a price of approximately $13 million per coin.
The MicroStrategy Blueprint
The strategic framework laid by MicroStrategy, rebranded as Strategy, serves as a practical model. The Virginia-based corporation currently holds about 550,000 BTC, having intensified its acquisitions through high-yield preferred-stock initiatives. The company utilizes two financial instruments—Strike (STRK) and Strife (STRF)—offering yields of eight percent and ten percent, respectively, which are notably attractive compared to traditional fixed-income markets. Netting $1.27 billion from these offerings, the funds are explicitly allocated for further Bitcoin acquisitions.
Myers contends that these financial structures effectively transform Strategy into a “capital pump,” channeling yield-seeking bond investments—estimated at a staggering $318 trillion—into Bitcoin. If growth proceeds along Saylor’s projected path, Strategy could accumulate up to five million Bitcoins, accounting for nearly a quarter of the total available supply by 2045.
Global Adoption of Bitcoin Treasury Strategies
Interest in this approach is not limited to one region. Japan’s Metaplanet has embraced a similar strategy, recently boosting its Bitcoin reserves to 7,800 BTC following a ¥16.2 billion bond issue, with aspirations to reach 10,000 BTC by the end of the year. Other significant players, such as 21 Capital, backed by industry giants like SoftBank, Tether, and Bitfinex, are also making moves, signaling what Myers describes as “the emergence of a new industry.”
According to Myers’ forecast, treasury firms currently hold about three percent of the Bitcoin supply (around 630,000 BTC), but he predicts this will surge to a 50% share—10.5 million BTC—by 2045. This leaves the remainder to be divided among governments, traditional corporations, and individual investors. With a projected spot price of $13 million per coin, the corporate share could be valued at $140 trillion, with Strategy’s portion alone reaching $70 trillion.
The Path Forward for Bitcoin Treasury Companies
As of now, Bitcoin trades at $110,816, continuing its upward trajectory. This trend highlights the increasing recognition of Bitcoin’s potential as a dominant financial asset and positions treasury companies as pivotal players in the future of digital finance.
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