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MicroStrategy acquired the tokens for a cost basis of under $35,000, meaning that the position is up more than 100% in total. Additionally, the company has used convertible notes to fund Bitcoin purchases, a somewhat risky move that has played out in MicroStrategy's favor.
Saylor has become a hugely outspoken proponent of Bitcoin, constantly posting on social media and appearing on different podcasts to discuss his bullish views on Bitcoin and crypto.
"I think it keeps going up forever. I mean, there's no reason we can't go to $10 million a coin," Saylor said on the Lex Fridman podcast. This is just one of the several times that Saylor has mentioned $10 million as a price target for Bitcoin. Each time he applies a similar logic to explain his reasoning.
If you bought $50 worth of Bitcoin today, you could own approximately 0.0007 BTC. If the price of Bitcoin goes to $10 million, which would increase nearly 14,000%, your 0.0007 BTC would be worth $7,000.
Saylor's logic is sound. With Bitcoin's known supply, the price could theoretically continue to rise in perpetuity if more people invest. Getting more people to invest is the only hang-up to reaching the $10 million mark.
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