‘$2,200,000 In Play’: Ultra-Bullish Bitcoin Prediction Voiced by Max Keiser

cryptonews.net 19/03/2025 - 15:16 PM

Max Keiser’s BTC Prediction

Max Keiser, a Bitcoin maximalist and BTC advisor to El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele, has taken to his account on the X platform (formerly known as Twitter) to double down on his earlier forecast of BTC reaching $2,200,000 per coin in the future.

Constant Bitcoin Buys by Strategy

Keiser revealed that no single entity can control Bitcoin, regardless of how much BTC they buy. He cited Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy, as an example. The company has been regularly purchasing Bitcoin since 2020 and continues to accumulate it after rebranding at the start of this year.

> “Bitcoin is unique in the world of money & finance in that, by definition, there is, and can never be, a single point of failure.”
> — Max Keiser (@maxkeiser) March 19, 2025

“It doesn’t matter how much Bitcoin $MSTR buys,” Keiser stated. “They can never change the protocol.” He believes that all who stack Bitcoin favor “protocol ossification,” which keeps Bitcoin unchanged and strengthens its status as digital gold and a store of value.

The $2,200,000 Prediction

Keiser has reiterated his ultra-bullish prediction for Bitcoin, stating that $2,000,000 per Bitcoin is still “in play.” He emphasized Bitcoin’s uniqueness in money and finance, noting the absence of failure points, thanks to Satoshi Nakamoto’s vision.

He expects “game theory” to kick in 100%, suggesting that Bitcoin could reach $2,200,000 in the future, although he did not specify a timeline. This theory implies further adoption by nation-states and institutions recognizing BTC as a reserve asset.

Recently, the new US president’s administration has begun forming a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve after Donald Trump signed an executive order to facilitate this. The US now holds nearly 200,000 BTC, worth over $16.8 billion in fiat currency.

As of this writing, Bitcoin is trading at $84,290 per coin, with market participants anticipating further rate cuts from Fed chairman Jerome Powell this year.




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