According to Michael Saylor, the guru of digital gold and a man who seems to breathe blocks instead of air, the U.S. must urgently buy 25% of the total bitcoin supply.
According to him, to 'ensure sustainable economic growth' and earn... attention... $10 trillion a year by 2045. I don't know what he had for breakfast, but apparently, it wasn't just oatmeal.
Numbers that make your head spin (or make you want to sell a kidney and buy BTC)
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy, because why be just a company when you can be a Strategy?) currently holds 499,096 BTC. That's almost 2.4% of all the bitcoins that will ever exist. At the time of writing this article, that's about $47.8 billion.
And you know what's the funniest part? The last major purchase of 20,356 BTC for almost $2 billion was made just two months ago. And now Saylor says that the current trackers do not reflect what he was doing last week. What does that mean?
Either he's up to something... or he's just trolling all of us.
State bitcoin reserve? Yes, please!
Saylor wants the U.S. government to also join the crypto game and buy a quarter of all bitcoin. By the way, that's more than 5 million BTC. Well, if we can build aircraft carriers for hundreds of billions, why not buy some digital coins?
But imagine this:
The White House, the Oval Office, and on President Donald Trump's desk — a Ledger Nano X device. And in the morning intelligence briefing: 'BTC on the dip, time to buy, sir!'
What's all this about?
This is no longer about investments. It's about geopolitics, power, and control. When a private company holds an asset comparable in capitalization to entire countries — it's a game of a different level.
And if Saylor is right — and bitcoin really becomes 'digital dollar 2.0', then we will all live in his metaverse. Where instead of dollars — satoshis, instead of oil — blockchain, and instead of the old economy — a set of open code.
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