MicroStrategy leader Saylor recently made another bold prediction, and this time his remarks are just as explosive.

The core point is very straightforward: if you can acquire 5% of the total supply of Bitcoin, the BTC price will soar to $1 million each. What if you manage to get 7.5% of the supply? That would be a sky-high price of $10 million.

But the problem arises - this matter seems easy to say but hard to do.

MicroStrategy has currently spent $50 billion, acquiring only 3.2% of the supply. As prices continue to rise, the cost of continuing to buy increases sharply, and the difficulty escalates exponentially. A comparison reveals how absurd this is: BlackRock may need to spend $100 billion to acquire 3.8% of the supply.

This reflects a sharp reality - when large funds are vying to enter the market, every additional purchase comes at an exponentially higher cost. The institutional holding data is there, and the gap between price expectations and actual costs is widening. The scarcity of BTC is indeed playing a role, but to truly leverage those astronomical price numbers, the amount of capital required may exceed everyone's imagination.