According to Moon Inc.’s Bitcoin Strategy Chief, Jesse Myers, companies could end up having half of all Bitcoin By 2045. That is around 10.5 million currencies. He made the comment on a thread X on May 23. His forecast has caused a debate on the number of cryptographic signatures they will really have. Some care about mathematics are too wild. Others think that it points to a bigger change in how capital moves.
Accumulation of corporate bitcoin
Based on reports, Companies and ETF Now control approximately 3.23 million BTC. That is approximately 15% of the total of 21 million supply. At today’s price, that stash is worth around $ 348.25 billion. Myers says that “Bitcoin Treasury Companies” will boost that participation up to 50%. He thinks that half of the coins will be located in corporate wallets instead of retail hands or government coffers.
The strategy will have $ 70t of #Bitcoin In 20 years, making it the most valuable company in the history of the world.
Bitcoin Treasury companies will have 50% of all BTC, much more than most bitcoiners are prepared.
Thread about why … and a personal ad 🌙😄 pic.twitter.com/8vir8l3qd4
– Jesse Myers (croesus 🔴) (@croesus_btc) May 22, 2025
The ambitious commitment of the strategy
According to presentations tracked by Saylor Tracker, the strategy has 576,320 BTC. That stash is worth around $ 62.24 billion at this time. Myers says that if Bitcoin continues to increase, Strategy I could see that their holdings reached $ 70 billion by 2045. To reach that number, each unit would need to operate for more than $ 120 million, an increase of more than 1,000 × as of today. That is a great climb in just two decades.
To establish the scenario, there are $ 1000T of asset value in the world.
Bitcoin is just 0.2% pic.twitter.com/jjcyx2GLVK
– Jesse Myers (croesus 🔴) (@croesus_btc) May 22, 2025
Large group of global assets
Myers points out that there are about $ 1,000 billion in assets worldwide. Bitcoin represents only 0.2% of that total, he says. It also points out $ 318 billion of bonds that could flow to the digital currency over time. If even a portion of that bono seeks a reserve of “hard money”, Myers believes that the demand for BTC.
New players joining
On April 24, Strike’s founder Jack Mallers launched twenty -one capital. This new Bitcoin Treasury company has a back of Tether, Softbank and Cantor Fitzgerald. Its objective is to offer an “efficient capital” form for investors to obtain exposure to Bitcoin. Even so, companies like this will need to find large cash swimming pools and move carefully in markets that are not always deep enough for large purchases.
Myers’ view agitates many questions. Will bond managers really change large pieces of money to Bitcoin? Can companies add millions of currencies without sending prices through the clouds? And how will the rules of regulators shape this corporate shopping spree?
We will see new SEC presentations, fund flow reports and any signal on digital assets rules. These clues will tell us if Myers is being visionary or simply dreaming of great.
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