Emre Yumlu 
Bitcoin strategist Jesse Myers believes that most investors are still underestimating just how much Bitcoin corporations will eventually hold. According to him, the exit from fiat-based assets is already underway, and corporate treasuries will play an increasingly dominant role in Bitcoin accumulation.
“Corporations Will Control 50% of All Bitcoin”
In a statement shared on May 23, Jesse Myers, Head of Bitcoin Strategy at Moon Inc., predicted that by 2045, corporate entities will control half of the total Bitcoin supply. “Bitcoin Treasury Companies will hold 50% of all BTC—far more than most Bitcoiners are expecting,” he noted.
A $70 Trillion Bitcoin Bet
Myers also projected that MicroStrategy, led by Michael Saylor, could own up to $70 trillion worth of Bitcoin by 2045, potentially making it the most valuable company in history. As of now, the firm holds 576,320 BTC, valued at around $62.24 billion.
There is currently around $1,000 trillion worth of global assets, Myers added. With Bitcoin making up only 0.2% of that value, he argues that a gradual but powerful flow of capital into Bitcoin is inevitable, especially from those seeking a long-term store of value.
Capital Is Leaving Bonds Behind
Over the past two years, Myers pointed out, capital has started moving away from traditional fiat instruments like money and bonds. The preference is shifting toward hard money assets such as Bitcoin and gold.
He emphasized that $318 trillion worth of capital is currently locked up in bond markets, much of it within institutional investment frameworks governed by strict mandates. These funds, seeking better value retention, are beginning to look elsewhere.
Bitcoin Treasury Companies Take the Lead
That’s where Bitcoin Treasury Companies come in. Myers explained that over the coming decades, these companies will become the primary buyers of BTC, allocating massive store-of-value capital into the asset.
According to him, corporate treasuries will serve as vehicles for large-scale Bitcoin accumulation, enabling institutions to bypass legacy financial constraints while securing long-term value.
New Players Are Emerging
While MicroStrategy remains the most prominent example, new entrants are entering the scene. On April 24, Twenty One Capital was launched by Strike founder Jack Mallers, backed by Tether, SoftBank, and Cantor Fitzgerald. The firm aims to provide capital-efficient exposure to Bitcoin for investors.
Meanwhile, Metaplanet, a Bitcoin-focused firm based in Japan, announced on May 1 its intention to establish a subsidiary in the United States to expand its Bitcoin acquisition strategy.
Currently, public and private companies, ETFs, and several governments collectively hold approximately 3.23 million BTC, which is valued at around $348.25 billion.
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