- Michael Saylor expects Bitcoin to surpass Gold as an asset class by 2035.
- Bitcoin’s market cap is currently about $2 trillion, compared to gold’s $29 trillion.
- Saylor views the recent Bitcoin Price decline as a buying opportunity due to improved industry fundamentals.
- Bitcoin has increased 9% in 2025, while Strategy’s stock has fallen 22% during the same period.
- Saylor forecasts Bitcoin could reach $150,000 by year-end, based on equity analyst consensus.
Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy (MSTR), continues to affirm his confidence in Bitcoin’s future value. During a recent interview at Yahoo Finance’s Invest event, he stated that Bitcoin will become a bigger asset class than gold by 2035. Currently, Bitcoin’s market capitalization stands at about $2 trillion, far below gold’s $29 trillion valuation.
To surpass gold, Bitcoin’s price would need to exceed approximately $1.4 million per coin. Saylor has frequently described Bitcoin as “digital gold” and considers it the future of finance. He suggested that the recent downturn in Bitcoin’s price presents a buying opportunity, noting, “The fundamentals of the industry are so much better today than they were 12 months ago.” He also mentioned that negative market sentiment should be viewed as a chance for investors who make independent decisions.
Bitcoin’s price has risen 9% in 2025 despite underperforming compared to the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes. In contrast, shares of Strategy have declined 22% over the same period. The company is one of the largest institutional Bitcoin holders.
Additionally, Saylor expressed a near-term positive outlook for Bitcoin’s price. In a recent interview, he projected Bitcoin might reach $150,000 by the end of the year. He attributed this forecast to the consensus among equity analysts who cover his company and the Bitcoin sector.
On the stock market, Strategy shares fell by 6% on Thursday and have dropped 33% over the past month.
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