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Michael Saylor, Strategy’s executive chairman, envisions Bitcoin as a $200 trillion asset class by 2045, functioning as a global settlement layer for the AI-driven internet age.1 His bold predictions include Bitcoin reaching $1 million in 10 years and $13 million by 20452 3, with some sources suggesting it could reach as high as $49 million per Bitcoin.4 Saylor frames this growth trajectory as approximately 30% annual returns over the next two decades.3

Beyond personal wealth creation, Saylor positions Bitcoin as essential to American economic dominance, arguing that a U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve could generate between $3 trillion and $106 trillion over 20 years.5 He characterizes Bitcoin mining as a national security issue comparable to controlling airspace or cyberspace, describing the cryptocurrency as “digital capital” and “Manifest Destiny for America.”5 In corporate settings, Saylor advocates for Bitcoin as “the safest asset humanity has ever created,” urging companies to adopt it as a superior store of value against inflation and currency devaluation.6

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Strategy’s ATM (at-the-market) offering programs represent a sophisticated approach to funding its Bitcoin acquisition strategy. The company currently operates three distinct ATM programs: a $21 billion program for MSTR equity shares, a $21 billion program for STRK (Strike) preferred shares with an 8% coupon, and a recently announced $2.1 billion program for STRF (Strife) preferred shares with a 10% coupon.1 2 During the week of May 19-25, 2025, Strategy raised approximately $427 million through these programs by selling 847,000 MSTR shares, 678,970 STRK shares, and 104,423 STRF shares.3 4

The company’s ATM strategy allows for dynamic capital raising, with daily rebalancing based on market conditions, volatility, and investor demand.2 CEO Phong Lee has highlighted the strong liquidity profile of these instruments, with Strike and Strife preferred shares showing impressive trading volumes—approximately 60 times higher than comparable preferred stocks.2 This funding approach has enabled Strategy to continue expanding its Bitcoin treasury while offering investors varying degrees of economic exposure to Bitcoin through different securities classes.5

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Strategy’s stock (MSTR) has experienced remarkable growth, with shares surging 119.3% over the past year, significantly outperforming both the US software industry (14.8%) and the broader market (9.1%)1. As of May 2025, the company has 278.80 million shares outstanding, representing a substantial 42.35% year-over-year increase2. This expansion reflects Strategy’s aggressive capital raising activities through its various ATM offerings.

The company’s market capitalization stands at approximately $103 billion with a share price around $369.513 4, making it one of the most volatile stocks in the market with an average weekly movement of 14.8%1. Institutional ownership accounts for 53.11% of shares, with 1,493 institutional investors holding positions worth over $38.6 billion3. Despite its impressive market valuation, Strategy’s fundamentals present a stark contrast—the company generates $459.28 million in annual revenue while reporting a net loss of $5.34 billion1 4, resulting in an extraordinary price-to-sales ratio of 171.922. This valuation disconnect highlights how investors are primarily valuing Strategy as a leveraged Bitcoin investment vehicle rather than for its underlying software business.

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Bitcoin a $200 trillion asset class by 2045?

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