The ongoing shift toward embracing cryptocurrencies has been a prevailing story of 2025 so far. Moreover, many experts don’t expect the value of the asset class to slow any time soon. Among them is Michael Saylor, who recently said that Bitcoin’s market cap will reach a value of $200 trillion.
The Strategy founder has long been one of Bitcoin’s most ardent defenders. His belief in the asset’s potential has never wavered, and speaking with CNBC today, the executive reiterated his projection that BTC will surpass a market value of $20 trillion, ultimately heading toward that $200 trillion mark.
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Michael Saylor Forsee’s Bitcoin’s Market Cap Reaching $20 Trillion, Then $200 Trillion
The digital asset sector has undergone unprecedented growth over the last 14 months. In 2024, the industry saw massive improvements, with Bitcoin reaching a six-figure price for the first time ever. Although it failed to increase in value this year, talks of a crypto reserve in the US reversed course for a host of tokens.
There is no denying the potential the asset and its leading token by market cap have for the near future. Moreover, there are many who have consistently supported the belief in that potential. However, none has been more vocal than Michael Saylor, who recently said Bitcoin can reach a market cap of $200 trillion.
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“Right now, we’re about $2 trillion in Bitcoin; it’s going to $20 trillion,” Saylor said in an appearance Monday. Saylor didn’t mince words when he added, “Then it’s going to $200 trillion, then it’s growing 20% a year.” Altogether, he discussed the importance of the US position in that growth. Specifically, how it could help the nation’s struggling economic position.
“If the United States takes a position in the emerging crypto economy if it buys up 10%-20% of the Bitcoin network, we’re going to pay off the national debt,” Sayor said. “Why wouldn’t that be in the interest of the United States?” Saylor added. Ultimately, the country’s position will be dictated by whether they agree with his assessment of BTC’s potential in the long term.