Bitcoin: Why It Could Skyrocket to $13 Million by 2045–Insights from Jesse Myers

# Jesse Myers Predicts Bitcoin to Reach $13 Million by 2045 Using "Full Potential Valuation" Model Jesse Myers, the creator of a Bitcoin valuation model, has forecasted that Bitcoin (BTC) could attain a value of $13 million per coin by 2045. Detailing his projections on May 5 via X (formerly Twitter), Myers employed his "Full Potential Valuation" model, which factors in monetary inflation and the depreciating value of fiat currencies. The prediction aligns with Michael Saylor’s valuation methods and analyses. Below is a synopsis of Myers' analysis. # Global Assets Exceed $1,000 Trillion, Bitcoin Emerges Prominently The total global asset value rose from $900 trillion in 2023 to over $1,000 trillion in 2025, reflecting an average annual growth rate of 6%. Concurrently, the global money supply (M2) expanded at a yearly rate of 4.8%, highlighting the erosion of monetary value. "Rather than the world becoming 6% richer every year, global currencies are devaluing by more than 4.8% annually," Myers stated. # Bitcoin and Gold Increase Market Share as Bonds, Cash Decline Here's the annual growth of various asset classes over two years: - Gold skyrocketed by 35%, increasing from $12 trillion to $22 trillion. - Art and collectibles saw a modest rise of 6%, moving from $24 trillion to $27 trillion. - Bonds experienced subdued growth, increasing just 3% from $300 trillion to $318 trillion. - Cash grew by 4%, climbing from $120 trillion to $129 trillion. Additionally, equities grew by 8%, and real estate rose by 7%, signifying steady growth among physical assets. Bitcoin’s global asset market share witnessed exponential growth, rising from a mere 0.04% in 2023 to 0.19% in 2025, a 323% surge. Gold’s share also increased from 1.3% to 2.2% (a 63% rise), while bonds dropped from 33.3% to 31.4% (a 6% decline) and cash fell from 13.3% to 12.7% (down 4%). # Monetary Inflation Fuels Global Asset Growth From 2015 to 2025, the M2 money supply in 21 major economies grew at an annual rate of 5.8%, with global assets observing a corresponding 6% yearly growth. Rising asset prices were largely driven by monetary inflation rather than real economic growth. From 2023 to 2025, the annual M2 growth rate slightly decelerated to 4.8%, reflecting post-pandemic liquidity controls and tighter monetary policies. Myers identified monetary dilution as the main driver of rising asset prices. # Michael Saylor’s $13 Million Bitcoin Prediction Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin price forecast heavily relies on the "Full Potential Valuation" model. Saylor extrapolated data based on the global M2 supply and long-term economic growth trends to predict future growth rates for various asset classes. The model anticipates global assets reaching $4,000 trillion by 2045, with Bitcoin’s market share potentially growing to 7%. This would place Bitcoin’s market capitalization at $280 trillion, leading to a price of about $13 million per coin. "Bitcoin’s rise to account for 7% of global assets would equate to a value of $13 million per BTC by 2045," Myers highlighted. This ambitious forecast underscores Bitcoin’s potential to act as a hedge against fiat currency dilution, potentially transforming global wealth allocation.