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Bitcoin Age author reveals the strategy he says can outperform Nvidia’s rally

Bitcoin Age author reveals the strategy he says can outperform Nvidia’s rally

What if the world’s most valuable company in 2035 isn’t Nvidia or Apple—but a balance sheet compounding Bitcoin? In a 72-second chart that’s igniting Crypto X, “The Bitcoin Age” author Adam Livingston argues that Strategy Inc., led by Michael Saylor, could top the market-cap leaderboard even if it never buys another sat—purely by holding and letting Bitcoin appreciate.

What’s happening

Livingston models Strategy’s existing BTC stack growing at a 25% CAGR, with the “MAG7” cash balances eroding at ~6% per year in real terms. His visualization shows Strategy crossing a $2 trillion Bitcoin value within 15 years, assuming zero new purchases. He notes Bitcoin’s 10-year CAGR near 82%, while Saylor’s long-term internal expectation is a more conservative ~20% CAGR—still implying a doubling roughly every 3.8 years.

Meanwhile, Strategy continues to accumulate: a recent buy of 162 BTC (~$18.8M) was small by its standards, prompting chatter about cash runway, but the firm remains the largest corporate BTC holder with about 640,418 BTC, inching toward the 650,000 BTC milestone.

Why this matters to traders

If a public company with a massive BTC treasury compounds through cycles, its equity can function as a levered proxy on Bitcoin—often with higher beta than BTC itself. For macro traders, the model reframes the “AI vs. hard assets” debate: if cash yields normalize lower or inflation persists, balance sheets overweight scarce, programmatic assets could structurally outperform. For BTC traders, persistent corporate demand removes float and can amplify upside convexity—and downside volatility.

The assumptions you must stress-test

- CAGR realism: 25% BTC CAGR is plausible but not guaranteed; regime shifts, regulation, or macro shocks can compress returns for long stretches. - Funding risk: Strategy’s path depends on debt, equity issuance, and cash flows. Dilution or refinancing at higher rates can alter equity outcomes versus BTC. - Correlation risk: MSTR/Strategy equity tends to out-volatile BTC and can decouple around earnings, issuance, or regulatory headlines. - Accounting/Regulatory: Rule changes (e.g., fair value treatment) can change reported earnings volatility and investor base behavior. - Macro counterfactual: If real yields rise and liquidity tightens, the 6% “cash decay” assumption may not hold.

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Bottom line

Livingston’s case is simple math on powerful assumptions: a big BTC base plus time equals outsized equity optionality. Traders don’t need to accept the “world’s most valuable company” claim to extract edge—just translate the treasury physics into position sizing, event timing, and hedging. Respect the upside; manage the basis and the beta.

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