200 Trillion In Bitcoin: Saylor's Secret Plan For The USA

Michael Saylor is not just predicting the future of bitcoin – he is methodically building it. The Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy envisions a Bitcoin ecosystem valued at $200 trillion by 2045. His strategy combines aggressive accumulation, innovative financial engineering, and geopolitical vision.

Geopolitical Domination: Bitcoin, a New Pillar of American Power

Saylor is not betting on organic adoption, but on a controlled shock. According to him, the United States needs to create a strategic reserve of bitcoin, capturing 5 to 25% of the total supply by 2035.

A calculated maneuver: by making BTC a sovereign asset, Washington would force allies — and then adversaries — to adopt it. “It’s a fait accompli,” he asserts. The Trump administration, converted to the cause, is already considering using federal reserves or gold certificates to buy in bulk.

Once institutionalized, bitcoin spreads like a financial pathogen. The 400,000 BTC initially held by the United States — half of which was sold too early — could be worth $17 billion today.

Now, the priority is not to sell anymore. “The Pandora’s box is open,” Saylor emphasizes. Banks, sovereign funds, wealthy families: each player becomes a contagion vector, integrating BTC into their reserves through mimicry or necessity.

But this domination comes at a price. By anchoring bitcoin at the heart of the system, the United States exposes itself to a dilemma: to control without suffocating.

The SEC, previously hostile, now has to deal with a decentralized asset. For Saylor, the equation is simple: “Bitcoin has reached a liberation speed. No one can stop it anymore, not even its creators.”

Economic Immortality: Financial Engineering Serving a Dogma

Renamed Strategy, the former software company has mutated into a high-tech hedge fund. With 500,000 BTC acquired through $33 billion raised in the markets, the firm has perfected the art of fundraising: convertible bonds, preferred stock, structured products.

Each instrument fuels a virtuous circle: the higher the BTC price rises, the higher Strategy’s valuation climbs, allowing for more fundraising… to buy even more bitcoin.

But this mechanism rests on a risky hypothesis: the perpetual rise of BTC. The deadlines of bonds — like the repayment of $1.8 billion in 2027 — could implode the structure in the event of a crash.

Saylor sidesteps: “We will never sell.” His balance sheet, designed to withstand a 99% drop, bets on Wall Street’s insatiable appetite for bitcoin risk.

Beyond finance, Saylor cultivates a personal mythology. Upon his death, he plans to burn his private keys, thus erasing billions of dollars from the market. A nihilistic gesture? Rather, an offering to decentralization: “It would make every BTC holder richer, forever.” An economic immortality, where his legacy merges with the survival of the Bitcoin protocol. Michael Saylor is no longer just playing the entrepreneur. He orchestrates a financial religion, where bitcoin is both the god and the temple.