A $1b purchase will easily breach the level. And who knows, he might hit 650,000 BTC before 2025 ends.
Yeah, 600,000 BTC May not be his final ball stop, I feel that he would definitely want to go beyond this. And yes, with the level of his aggressiveness I won't be surprise to see him sleeping over 650,000 btc this 2025, and of which I'm even expecting more than this before the end of this year 2025.
There's no sign that MicroStrategy would stop buying if they reach that 600k volume.
We can see that Michael Saylor base on his tweets and support that they don't have plan to start. He provably believe that there's more better things to come on Bitcoin that's why he said this.
$21 million in 21 years
You can see that in his tweet
https://x.com/saylor/status/1936452216292065671So with this we provably could see MicroStrategy to accumulate continuously for more longer years.
I continue to have difficulties understanding why anyone believes that MSTR is going to intentionally stop or slow down accumulating bitcoin based on some kind of arbitrary target accumulation level.
Even though Saylor has ongoingly given various price and time targets, at the same time, he continuously proclaims that bitcoin prices are going to continue to go up, even if there may well be some various seemingly price tops - and he even stated that if the BTC price is likely to still be going up at around 21% per year in 21 years, then at that time, bitcoin is still going to be the best performing asset amongst the choices of assets, so in that regard, it is going to continue to remain rational, prudent and the best place to put assets, even 21 years from now and bitcoin happens to be at around 21 million per coin and continuing to appreciate around 21% per year.
Part of the glitches that Saylor found in the current system is that other people are willing to give Saylor money to buy bitcoin since they consider that by teaming up with Saylor, they can outperform other options that they have available to them, so it could well be that Saylor will be continuing to take other peoples money to buy bitcoin with it as long as people/institutions and/or governments continue to be willing to give Saylor/MSTR their money for such purposes. There is no top for this, at least so far, not.. and even 21-ish or more years into the future.
It could well be that Saylor/MSTR reaches 1 million coins within a couple more years, and then maybe another 1 million coins in the next 1-2 cycles, and then maybe another 1 million coins in the next 3-4 cycles.. .So surely it could be that Saylor/MSTR (to the extent that Saylor is still alive or MSTR is still able to continue to follow such similar ongoing BTC accumulation strategy), Saylor/MSTR may well be able to accumulate somewhere in the ballpark of 3 million to 4 million BTC.. and golly, gee, whiz, hopefully they figure out how to not lose any of their coins in such accumulation and/or hoarding/storage process.. since of course, folks are not going to want to ongoingly give Saylor/MSTR money so that they can buy bitcoin if Saylor/MSTR do not make sure to assure that they are not significantly/materially losing any of their supposed coins.
So yeah.. ongoingly, whether we are contemplating the BTC holdings of MSTR or any or any of the other BIG players, there likely are questions about if they really have the coins that they claim to have, yet surely these days (and likely even into the foreseeable future) each of us is able to personally confirm that we have the coins that we think that we have by holding them in personal wallets and perhaps even moreso if we are running our own bitcoin nodes in order to bring further confidence in regards to the coins we personally hold.
I am not claiming that third party custody is going to completely go away or even to diminish in any kinds of meaningful ways, since so many folks tend to be comfortable holding their coins with 3rd parties, even though they run the risks of getting rug pulled, yet I am not quite sure how many self-custodian bitcoins we need to have in order to keep the 3rd parties honest in terms of actually having the coins they claim to have.. Perhaps 10-20% or so of the total supply of bitcoin in self-custody will be enough to keep the 3rd-party custodians in check and/or sufficiently honest.