Saylor’s $106 Trillion Bitcoin Superpower Plan

Much of what comes next, may be down to what Michael Saylor is pushing for. And considering he’s been a big part of getting part one into place (the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve), now it’s time for part two...

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Adam Atlantic
March 13, 2025 • Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutes

Last Friday the White House hosted the first ever Crypto Summit.

Scott Bessent (Treasury Secretary), Howard Lutnick (Commerce Secretary), David Sacks (White House Crypto & AI Czar), Brian Armstrong (Coinbase) and Michael Saylor (Strategy) were stacked at the head table, all waiting for the President to arrive.

The room was hushed, the awkward murmurs in anticipation of Trump’s arrival…

The room turns to Saylor as he blurts out, ‘I’m glad I’m wearing my orange tie,’[1]

Source: Michael Saylor via X.com[2]

Note: he was the only one wearing an orange tie.

The summit itself ended up a bit of a dud. But in the week since, Bitcoin has roared back onto the political agenda in an even stronger way.

Much of what comes next, may be down to what Michael Saylor is pushing for. And considering he’s been a big part of getting part one into place (the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve), now it’s time for part two.

Saylor’s Plan: Part Two

Part two is Saylor’s mission (aside from Strategy acquiring even more Bitcoin) to get the U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve to acquire more Bitcoin. This takes America towards becoming the ‘Bitcoin superpower of the world.’

That’s not his quote. That’s a quote from Trump. But when speaking about the idea of America as a Bitcoin superpower of the world, Saylor said it was, ‘inspiring.’

These words came as he gave a 30-minute presentation at the Bitcoin Policy Institute on Wednesday. His full presentation is worth looking at here.

He covered a lot of territory.

Things of note included,

‘By 2045 The SBR should add between $3 trillion and $106 trillion to the U.S. Treasury.’

‘The AI economy will be built on digital capital… It will be built on Bitcoin.’

That he considers, of the $450 trillion currently held in global finance in long term secure assets, is making its way into Bitcoin. The reason being that around $10 trillion per year is, ‘damaged from entropy, inflation, chaos and the future,’ to stop that rot, Bitcoin protects that capital and that’s where the smart money is moving.

As that happens, his view is that Bitcoin, even in a ‘bear’ case scenario, grows at 21% compounding per year.

When he plugs that into Strategy’s forecasts, they’re looking at a Bitcoin price of $3 million within the next 21 years.

In a ‘base’ case scenario, at 29% per year compounding over 21 years, a Bitcoin price of $13 million.

And in a ‘bull’ case, at 37% per year, a Bitcoin price by 2046 of $49 million in USD equivalent currency.

The Superpower Plan

As he points out, the best outcome for Bitcoin in his view, is the long-term value of it as capital. That it not only preserves wealth, protects it, but it can form as a digital shield to protect America’s cyber networks.

The comparison given was in relation to the massive cyber-attack on X.com during the week. If X.com goes down, what happens when you can’t access your bank accounts, and they go down?

That doesn’t happen to Bitcoin.

And if the U.S. does adopt a Bitcoin ‘superpower’ plan, there could be as much as $106 trillion on the table in wealth for America.

The ‘Superpower plan’:

Source: Bitcoin Magazine via X.com[3]

But perhaps the most curious thing he said, early in the presentation was this,

‘Bitcoin is about to become the largest asset in the world in the next 48 months.’

Does he know something on the inside that we all don’t?

Better keep stacking those sats, just in case he’s right.

Trust in crypto,
Adam Atlantic