Galaxy Digital Chief Executive Officer Mike Novogratz told CNBC that Bitcoin could replace gold as a store of value and reach a price of about $1 million per coin if adoption trends continue. MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor delivered a similarly bullish outlook, arguing that if Bitcoin “isn’t going to zero, it’s going to $1 million.” Saylor also said the first nation to print its own currency to buy the cryptocurrency would “win,” and he signaled plans for another purchase, posting the phrase “Bigger dots are ₿etter,” which he has used ahead of previous acquisitions. The comments from two of the digital-asset industry’s most prominent advocates underscore renewed optimism that Bitcoin could rival gold as a global store of value if institutional and sovereign demand accelerates.