Michael Saylor’s bitcoin poll shows 77.7% of investors plan to boost their bitcoin holdings in 2025, signaling strong confidence in the cryptocurrency’s long-term potential.

Saylor’s Poll Reflects Bitcoin Bullishness Among Investors

Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of software intelligence firm Microstrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) and a notable advocate in the bitcoin community, conducted a poll on Jan. 1 through social media platform X. The poll posed a straightforward question to his followers: whether they anticipate finishing 2025 with more bitcoin than they currently own.

The poll drew 65,164 votes, reflecting strong community interest. 77.7% of respondents indicated plans to increase their bitcoin holdings by the end of 2025, highlighting optimism about the crypto’s future growth. Meanwhile, 22.3% stated they do not expect to accumulate more, reflecting a mix of contentment with current holdings and caution about potential market volatility.

Saylor also conducted an earlier poll on Dec. 29, asking his followers about bitcoin’s projected annual returns over the next 21 years. A total of 93,456 X users participated, with 39.3% selecting the highest return option of 38%. The poll offered four choices—14%, 22%, 30%, and 38%. This engagement reflects growing interest in long-term bitcoin projections.

The Microstrategy executive chairman continues to highlight bitcoin as a durable asset, comparing it to digital gold. He projects bitcoin’s price by 2045 to range from $3 million in a bear case to $49 million in a bull case, with a base estimate of $13 million. Microstrategy has steadily increased its bitcoin holdings, reaching 446,400 BTC valued at approximately $27.9 billion as of Dec. 29.

Recently, Microstrategy unveiled its “21/21 Plan,” aiming to generate $42 billion over three years through an equal mix of equity and fixed-income securities to bolster bitcoin acquisitions. This assertive purchasing approach has influenced Microstrategy’s stock trajectory throughout 2024. Investor enthusiasm and the company’s inclusion in the Nasdaq 100 propelled shares upward.