Why Bitcoin Could Hit $13 Million by 2045 – Insights from Jesse Myers

# Jesse Myers Projects Bitcoin to Hit $13 Million by 2045 Using the "Full Potential Valuation" Model Jesse Myers, the creator behind a new Bitcoin valuation model, has forecasted that Bitcoin (BTC) could reach $13 million per coin by 2045. On May 5, Myers shared his comprehensive analysis on X (formerly Twitter), leveraging the "Full Potential Valuation" model, which factors in monetary inflation and the declining value of fiat currencies. This projection aligns with valuation techniques used by Michael Saylor. Below is a detailed breakdown of the analysis. # Global Assets Eclipse $1,000 Trillion, Bitcoin Pioneers Growth The total value of global assets surged from $900 trillion in 2023 to over $1,000 trillion by 2025, achieving an average annual growth rate of 6%. Concurrently, the global money supply (M2) grew at an annual rate of 4.8%, highlighting the erosion of monetary value. “Instead of the world becoming 6% wealthier each year, global currencies are devaluing by more than 4.8% annually,” Myers explained. # Bitcoin and Gold Increase Market Share as Bonds, Cash Decline Examining the annualized growth of various asset classes over this period: - Gold soared by 35%, rising from $12 trillion to $22 trillion. - Art and collectibles saw a modest increase of 6%, moving from $24 trillion to $27 trillion. - Bonds experienced minimal growth, increasing just 3% from $300 trillion to $318 trillion. - Cash grew by 4%, from $120 trillion to $129 trillion. Meanwhile, equities and real estate grew by 8% and 7%, respectively, showcasing stable growth among physical assets. Bitcoin’s share of global assets saw immense growth, increasing from 0.04% in 2023 to 0.19% in 2025, a 323% surge. Gold’s share also rose, expanding from 1.3% to 2.2% (up 63%). Conversely, bonds fell from 33.3% to 31.4% (a 6% decline), and cash dropped from 13.3% to 12.7% (a 4% decline). # Monetary Inflation Fuels Global Asset Growth From 2015 to 2025, the M2 money supply in 21 major economies grew at an average annual rate of 5.8%. Global assets mirrored this, growing at 6% annually, showing that asset price increases were largely driven by monetary inflation rather than real economic growth. Between 2023 and 2025, the annual M2 growth rate slightly slowed to 4.8%, reflecting post-pandemic liquidity controls and tighter monetary policies. Myers highlighted monetary dilution as the primary driver of asset price increases. # Michael Saylor's $13 Million Bitcoin Projection Michael Saylor's Bitcoin price prediction is heavily based on the "Full Potential Valuation" model. Using data extrapolated from global M2 supply and long-term economic growth trends, Saylor projected future growth rates for various asset classes. The model anticipates global assets reaching $4,000 trillion by 2045, with Bitcoin's market share growing to 7%. This would give Bitcoin a market capitalization of $280 trillion and a price of approximately $13 million per coin. “Bitcoin's rise to encompass 7% of global assets could translate to a value of $13 million per BTC by 2045,” Myers noted in his analysis. This ambitious forecast highlights Bitcoin's potential as a hedge against fiat currency devaluation and its capacity to reshape global wealth allocation.