Michael Saylor, the man whose Corporate Treasury Department has become roughly synonymous with Bitcoin itself, says once 2025 reaches its final quarter, “Will BTC close a year beyond $150,000?”
His polls have already exceeded 42,000 votes, and three out of three in four believe that the world’s largest cryptocurrency can achieve that goal.
For Saylor, this is more than just a random idea. Strategy, a company registered with NASDAQ, which he is responsible for, has 640,031 BTC purchased since August 2020 for an average of $73,981. Valued at more than $77 billion at a price of $120,700 today, this stash has grown by more than 63%.
Will $BTC end the year above $150,000?
– Michael Saylor (@saylor) October 3, 2025
However, the importance of the $150,000 mark exceeds the profits of paper.
Once Bitcoin moves into that zone, the value of the strategy’s holdings will increase by more than $18 billion. This brings BTC’s position closer to the $96 billion line and transforms the company into an asset base comparable to some of the world’s largest banks.
A $100 Billion Strategy
The market has already shown approval. Strategic stocks are worth around $100 billion, and their company value is around $115 billion.
The Bitcoin chart also shows why this question is so important. Its market capitalization is just $120,000, and BTC is rising from its low point in September, approaching its summer high.
The final three months of 2025 show whether Saylor’s bets have turned into one of the biggest corporate victories of the decade or whether it has become the most troublesome bubble burst of this century.
