Michael Saylor

They wanted to be invested in a company on a Bitcoin strategy more than they wanted to be invested in a company that was going to continue with a conventional low growth approach.

Let me ask you, how big... of a victory was when he talked about the red wave when Trump won. And how different would the climate be today? Bitcoin right now is at what? 90, 91,000, 92,000, 89,000, whatever the number is. How 90,000, 711, how different would it have been if it was a Kamala victory?

Let me ask you, how big... of a victory was when he talked about the red wave when Trump won. And how different would the climate be today? Bitcoin right now is at what? 90, 91,000, 92,000, 89,000, whatever the number is. How 90,000, 711, how different would it have been if it was a Kamala victory?

I think if you look at the difference between a red wave and a blue wave, I'll take the blue wave first. If it had been a blue wave, Bitcoin would grind up plus 20, 25%, 30% against resistance. And the rest of the digital assets industry would degrade down 20%. Okay.

I think if you look at the difference between a red wave and a blue wave, I'll take the blue wave first. If it had been a blue wave, Bitcoin would grind up plus 20, 25%, 30% against resistance. And the rest of the digital assets industry would degrade down 20%. Okay.

like every digital exchanges, digital tokens, digital securities, digital currencies, they would degrade and Bitcoin would grind up. And there'll be that tension that you see right now for the last four years where Bitcoin is grudgingly accepted, you know, under protest. And the other ones are being attacked all the time. But I think the red wave was the headwind becomes a tailwind.

like every digital exchanges, digital tokens, digital securities, digital currencies, they would degrade and Bitcoin would grind up. And there'll be that tension that you see right now for the last four years where Bitcoin is grudgingly accepted, you know, under protest. And the other ones are being attacked all the time. But I think the red wave was the headwind becomes a tailwind.

Bitcoin surges up, not plus 20, but maybe plus 50 or plus 60. I think, you know, we go from that to this. And then the digital assets industry goes from degrading down to surging up. It goes from minus 20 to now it's coming back. Now, there's a little bit more uncertainty with digital assets because we've got to wait until next year to figure out what the framework will be.

Bitcoin surges up, not plus 20, but maybe plus 50 or plus 60. I think, you know, we go from that to this. And then the digital assets industry goes from degrading down to surging up. It goes from minus 20 to now it's coming back. Now, there's a little bit more uncertainty with digital assets because we've got to wait until next year to figure out what the framework will be.

But basically the polarity got switched from negatively polarized on the entire digital assets economy to positive with the red wave. And I think you just got to have a much more bullish view toward growth and prosperity and innovation in the next four years than you would have had in a blue wave.

But basically the polarity got switched from negatively polarized on the entire digital assets economy to positive with the red wave. And I think you just got to have a much more bullish view toward growth and prosperity and innovation in the next four years than you would have had in a blue wave.

Okay. So what do you think is going to be by the end of Trump, give or take? If you're saying in 21 years it'll be $13 million, you're saying it'll be at $100,000 by the end of the year. What do you think it'll be by 2020?

Okay. So what do you think is going to be by the end of Trump, give or take? If you're saying in 21 years it'll be $13 million, you're saying it'll be at $100,000 by the end of the year. What do you think it'll be by 2020?

You know, I got a Bitcoin 24 model that's actually published on GitHub. You can Google it. And if you Google it, you can download it. And then you can crank in your assumptions and see our base case assumptions. And I think my base case assumptions – and it actually spits out the price of Bitcoin every year.

You know, I got a Bitcoin 24 model that's actually published on GitHub. You can Google it. And if you Google it, you can download it. And then you can crank in your assumptions and see our base case assumptions. And I think my base case assumptions – and it actually spits out the price of Bitcoin every year.

And to tell you the truth, I don't have the top of my – off the top of my head, I don't have the exact number for the end of 28. But I can tell you basically the model says it's like 55 growth to 52 to 50 percent a year. Got it. So it's like 50% to 45% growth a year for the next four years, and that's like doubling every 18 months or less than 18 months in that range.

And to tell you the truth, I don't have the top of my – off the top of my head, I don't have the exact number for the end of 28. But I can tell you basically the model says it's like 55 growth to 52 to 50 percent a year. Got it. So it's like 50% to 45% growth a year for the next four years, and that's like doubling every 18 months or less than 18 months in that range.

I got it. I got it. So roughly $350,000 is, you know, if we were to say $300,000 to $400,000, that's about the number.

I got it. I got it. So roughly $350,000 is, you know, if we were to say $300,000 to $400,000, that's about the number.

I wouldn't be surprised.