In a recent interview, Saylor projected that Bitcoin's market cap will grow significantly, emphasizing an annual growth rate of 20%.

Saylor advocates for the U.S. to acquire Bitcoin as part of a strategic crypto reserve, which he describes as the 'greatest economic program of the 21st century.'

While some advocates call for a Bitcoin-only reserve, Saylor supports a broader approach that includes multiple cryptocurrencies, viewing it as positive for Bitcoin and the U.S. crypto industry.

The digital asset sector has seen remarkable growth over the past 14 months, with Bitcoin achieving unprecedented prices, including its first six-figure valuation in 2024.

He argues that if the U.S. were to invest in 10-20% of the Bitcoin network, it could potentially alleviate the national debt, suggesting such a move would be beneficial for the country.

In a recent CNBC interview, Saylor discussed President Donald Trump's intention to establish a strategic crypto reserve that includes Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and XRP.

The financial and crypto communities have mixed opinions regarding Trump's diverse crypto reserve strategy.

He attributes Bitcoin's growth to increased capital inflow from various global regions, including China, Russia, Europe, Africa, and Asia.

Addressing concerns over Bitcoin's volatility, Saylor highlights its historical long-term gains, suggesting that holding Bitcoin for an extended period is beneficial.

Currently, Bitcoin is priced around $83,869, following recent losses of 7% and 6% over the past 24 hours and seven days, respectively.

Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy, predicts that Bitcoin's market cap could soar from approximately $2 trillion to $200 trillion, translating to a price of $10 million per BTC.

Saylor has been actively discussing Bitcoin with lawmakers from both parties, demonstrating his commitment to promoting the cryptocurrency.