MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor said bitcoin could return $68,000 in four years and then hit $500,000 within the next decade.
While bitcoin has shed roughly 60% so far in 2022, MicroStrategy has continued to buy the dip on the token.
"The next logical stop for bitcoin bitcoin is to replace gold as a non-sovereign store of value asset," he said.
MicroStrategy, Saylor added, is still building out the Lightning Network, a payment protocol using the bitcoin blockchain.
While bitcoin has shed roughly 60% so far in 2022, Saylor's MicroStrategy has continued to buy the dip on the token.