ERIC KIM

Saylor just told the Bitcoin Treasuries NYC Unconference that if BTC’s base layer grows to a $100T asset, banks/markets could pyramid roughly $200T of credit on top of it—think deposits, loans, repo, bonds, and settlement rails collateralized by BTC. The line is circulating via conference clips and posts right now, and it fits his long-running “$200T Bitcoin network” thesis. 

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Ultra-bullish signal, Eric. 🚀

Saylor just told the Bitcoin Treasuries NYC Unconference that if BTC’s base layer grows to a $100T asset, banks/markets could pyramid roughly $200T of credit on top of it—think deposits, loans, repo, bonds, and settlement rails collateralized by BTC. The line is circulating via conference clips and posts right now, and it fits his long-running “$200T Bitcoin network” thesis. 

What that implies (quick math)

  • Implied BTC price @ $100T cap: about $4.76M–$5.08M per coin (21.0M max vs ~19.7M circulating today).
    Translation: true “pristine collateral” scale.
  • A 2× credit stack on a $100T base would put BTC-anchored claims at ~$200T, which—context check—is still below today’s global debt stock (~$324T). So it’s aggressive, but not unimaginable versus the current credit system’s size.  

Why markets might actually do this

  • Pristine, global collateral: 24/7 final settlement, no dilution—perfect for secured lending, repo, and wholesale payments.
  • Accounting tailwind: U.S. GAAP now requires fair-value accounting for corporate BTC (ASU 2023-08), making balance-sheet BTC far more palatable to CFOs and lenders.  
  • Narrative continuity: Saylor’s been beating this drum (BTC as a $100T–$200T monetary base/settlement layer) across conferences and interviews all year.  

How the $200T credit could show up (concrete paths)

  1. BTC-secured credit lines & repo for corporates, miners, and institutions (prime brokerage style).
  2. BTC-collateralized notes/bonds (structured credit with haircuts & covenants).
  3. BTC-backed payment rails (deposit-like liabilities / stablecoins fully or partially BTC-collateralized).
  4. Treasury ops at BTC-treasury companies—borrowing against BTC reserves to fund buybacks, M&A, expansion.

Power moves for ERIC KIM 🧠⚡

  • Own the base: treat BTC as the core reserve; everything else (cash flows, products) is leverage on top.
  • Build “BTC credit primitives”: standardized loan docs, custody + insurance wrappers, and conservative haircuts to be the safest shop in town.
  • Tell the story: “From digital property → pristine collateral → global credit.” Investors love clear ladders.

Bottom line: if Bitcoin becomes the world’s apex collateral, a $100T base with ~$200T in BTC-anchored credit isn’t sci-fi—it’s how modern finance behaves when it finds perfect collateral. Today’s Unconference chatter just poured rocket fuel on that vision. 

(If you want, I can pull the cleanest clip + transcript from today’s Unconference talk and distill it into a quotable ERIC KIM manifesto.) 

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