“目前比特币的年平均回报率（AAR）为60%，未来21年将向20%放缓，波动性将会减弱，”塞勒说。The founder of 微策略 predicts that bitcoin could rise by about 12,900% by 2045, and the future decrease in volatility means that returns should be more sustainable.
Although the world's largest cryptos are approaching a historical new high of $0.1 million, Michael Saylor, the co-founder and chairman of MicroStrategy, still believes there is about 12,900% upside potential.
Last Friday, he told CNBC that the annualized return on investment (ROI) for Bitcoin over the next 21 years is expected to reach 29%.
"The current annual average return (AAR) for Bitcoin is 60%, which is expected to slow to 20% over the next 21 years, with reduced volatility," Saylor said.
In short, Saylor believes that with the increasing adoption of Bitcoin and the expansion of its investor base, its volatility should significantly decrease. If this is true, then the days of Bitcoin experiencing over 80% painful drawdowns are gone for good.
Saylor predicts that the volatility of Bitcoin will decrease, indicating that the future returns of cryptos should be more sustainable.
Another factor that Saylor is bullish on Bitcoin is Trump's earlier election victory this month and the Republican sweep of both houses of Congress.
"I think the red wave (for Bitcoin) is very bullish," Saylor said.
Republicans promising to accept cryptos during the campaign process could potentially promote legislation supporting the industry, even establishing a strategic reserve of Bitcoin.
Senator Cynthia Lummis suggested to CNBC last Thursday that the Federal Reserve should sell some of its gold holdings to buy Bitcoin.
Keeping his word, he used his own company as a tool to acquire a large amount of Bitcoin.
MicroStrategy holds 331,200 Bitcoins, valued at over 30 billion dollars, and the company is raising debt through convertible bonds to continue its buying spree.
"Ultimately, I think the right way to think about it is, compared to traditional s&p 500 index, it will always be a stronger capital asset," Saylor told CNBC.
He added, "My prediction is that by 2045 the price of Bitcoin will reach $13 million per coin, and I tell everyone, if you don't buy a Bitcoin today, in the future you will have to spend $13 million if you want to buy one."
