A Bitcoin executive asserts that the shift away from fiat assets has already begun and that Bitcoin holders continue to underestimate how much Bitcoin treasury companies plan to accumulate.
Jesse Myers, head of Bitcoin strategy at Moon Inc., suggests that most cryptocurrency holders currently underestimate the volume of Bitcoin corporations are projected to accumulate by 2045.
In a May 23 X thread, Jesse Myers stated that Bitcoin treasury companies aim to hold 50% of all Bitcoin—a figure far higher than most Bitcoin holders currently anticipate.
Myers Predicts Strategy’s Bitcoin Holdings to Hit $70 Trillion by 2025
Myers further projected that Strategy, under Michael Saylor’s leadership, would hold $70 trillion worth of Bitcoin by 2045, making it the most valuable company in global history. At the time of publication, Strategy reportedly held around 576,320 Bitcoins—valued at nearly $62.24 billion—according to data from Saylor Tracker.
Myers stated that the total global asset value currently stands at approximately $1,000 trillion, with Bitcoin representing just 0.2% of that amount. He explained that since nearly half of the world’s capital constantly seeks the most effective store of value, a gradual and passive capital inflow will likely move into Bitcoin over time.
Observers noted that over the past two years, investors have already begun shifting away from fiat-based assets like bonds and traditional currencies. The statement adds that this transition is now moving toward hard money assets such as Bitcoin and gold.
Myers stated that investors have allocated approximately $318 trillion to bonds, with much of that capital now seeking more favorable opportunities. He noted that most of it remains locked in fixed-income institutional vehicles governed by ‘strict mandates.’
Myers explained that Bitcoin Treasury Companies aim to fulfill this role.
Treasury Cos will be the primary bidders for BTC over the coming decades, deploying an ocean of SoV capital to BTC.
Observers note that while Strategy has been accumulating Bitcoin since 2020, other treasury companies are now starting to emerge.
On April 24, Jack Mallers, founder of Strike, announced the formation of Twenty One Capital as a Bitcoin treasury company. Backed by Tether, SoftBank, and Cantor Fitzgerald, the firm positions itself as the ‘superior vehicle for investors seeking capital-efficient Bitcoin exposure.’
Meanwhile, Metaplanet—a Japanese firm focused on expanding its Bitcoin holdings—announced its United States-based subsidiary on May 1.
According to data from Bitbo, publicly listed and private firms, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and sovereign entities collectively hold approximately 3.23 million BTC—worth around $348.25 billion.
