Michael Saylor, chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has reaffirmed his company's aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy, stating there is 'no ceiling' to how much Bitcoin the firm will purchase. At the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas, Saylor described Bitcoin as 'perfected capital' and encouraged both individuals and corporations to prioritize Bitcoin over other assets. Strategy currently holds 580,250 bitcoins, valued at more than $60 billion, making it the largest corporate holder of the cryptocurrency. The company has continued its buying streak for eight straight weeks, with Saylor recently hinting at further purchases and sharing the 'Saylor Tracker' chart, which often precedes official announcements of new acquisitions. Other companies have announced major Bitcoin allocations, including Trump Media's $2.5 billion raise and GameStop's $500 million allocation. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF saw $6 billion in inflows in May. The price of Bitcoin recently surpassed $109,000 and is now above $104,000. At the conference, Saylor outlined 21 steps to build wealth with Bitcoin, advocated for the use of AI in financial planning, and emphasized long-term holding. He addressed concerns about the potential for Strategy's stock to trade at a discount, stating the company could recapitalize if necessary, even if its share price fell to $1. Other prominent investors and executives, including Jack Mallers of Strike and Lawrence Lepard, have made bold predictions about Bitcoin's future market value, with forecasts ranging from $500,000 to $450 trillion. Saylor stated, 'If people knew what I knew, Bitcoin would go to $10 million tomorrow.'