Bitcoin is going to change the lives of many people. The world is not prepared for what is about to happen, so take advantage of these prices to continue accumulating and waiting, and in a few years you will be grateful for every word I have been saying.

These were not my words but those of our beloved Michael Sailor who continues to accumulate more and more Bitcoin every week and working to achieve mass adoption. In today's video, we are going to take a look at one of Sailor's latest interventions in which he revealed his plan with MicroStrategy, his Bitcoin strategy, and in which he also explained how an amount as small as 0.1 Bitcoin could change the lives of many people as the world continues to adopt this technology and its supply becomes increasingly scarce.

Michael Sailor Goes All-In on Bitcoin – Saylor Prediction

Michael Sailor has taken advantage of this latest Bitcoin movement to bring this asset a little closer to Wall Street by sharing an interview that has caught my attention. Anyway, as always, I will leave the link in the description in case you want to see it more in depth. Starting with the interview, there are several important points that Michael Sailor addresses. First of all, he starts by talking about something that you all usually like, which is his price prediction. He has once again shared a rather ambitious prediction, surpassing Charles's $250,000 and CZ's $1 million and of course the $10,000 of many analysts to affirm that according to a base scenario, Bitcoin could break $13 million per coin by the year 2045. Here I want to stand in favor of Michael Sailor, and the fact is that it really seems like and is a huge figure, but unlike all the predictions we have seen, in this case, the time horizon is enormous and it is clear that Bitcoin is not always going to rise at the rate it is currently going to, but when it starts to break important barriers such as $200,000 or even $1 million, I do see it as more feasible. that it reaches levels close to what Sailor says and seeing this with an example if Bitcoin breaks 500,000 honestly I see it feasible that from here one or two years we can say that in the worst case scenario, that is to say that from 2027 to 2045 which is 18 years there is enough time for Sailor's scenario to be fulfilled and it would have to rise approximately 25% per year, that is to say if it rises 25% annually from 2027 to 2045 starting at a level of $500,000 in 2045.

Bitcoin the Great Solution

Secondly, he continues talking about Bitcoin and relates it to a very interesting topic, trust, explaining how Bitcoin acts as a refuge against the widespread collapse of trust in traditional institutions and yes, surely all of this sounds familiar to you since Charles Hoskinson, like Michael Sailor, has recently also spoken about how governments and institutions are destroying investor confidence, explaining why this could be key for markets to rebound in the short term. In fact, according to Sailor, we live in an era marked by instability, trade wars, geopolitical tensions, runaway inflation, monetary policies that leave much to be desired, bank failures and over-debted governments that print money without any kind of brakes, a series of factors that are greatly conditioning the trust and credibility of investors who see how reality differs quite a bit from the lies we are told and it is in this context that assets such as Bitcoin can stand out and demonstrate their institutional independence, being an asset that is backed by blockchain technology that guarantees maximum transparency, emphasizing that Bitcoin has no supply chain, it is not tied to any jurisdiction, it does not depend on the will of any regulator or any politician, it has no employees, CEO or headquarters and therefore Therefore, it has no geopolitical risk, regulatory risk, or operational risk, and he says it this way: Bitcoin has no fees, no hidden taxes, no bureaucracy, it is purely transparent and programmable, while on the other side of the scale, traditional companies and, in reality, governments remain tied to a store of value model that depends on cash, but cash, as Sailor reminds us, is designed to lose value and causes them to lose a lot of purchasing power in the long run, which is why so many companies resort to buying back shares or distributing dividends because they don't know what to do with their cash.

Well, this post is coming to an end. I hope you find all this information useful, but be aware: I am not a financial advisor. All content provided on my blog is for educational purposes only, based on my own success and personal experience. Act responsibly and intelligently when spending and investing your money.