A Thesis for Institutional Investment
Messari takes a macro-oriented and data-driven approach to making a very strong investment case for Bitcoin, culminating in a comparison to gold which suggests a 6300% upside potential:

The core thesis is build around the observations that:
Bitcoin is experiencing institutionalization via various investment products, futures, lending instruments, etcBitcoin is increasingly relevant on the macro-stage as a new asset classCentral bank monetary policy, accelerated by Covid-19, amplifies bitcoin's value prop and accelerates market adoptionThe current political environment is consistent with the end of debt-supercycles, and the consequent rise of MMT creates an environment where bitcoin can thrive.
EXCERPT
Finally thereβs just simply more upside in Bitcoin than more established store of
value assets like gold. There are many people, usually unacquainted with Bitcoin,
who suggest that Bitcoin is overvalued based on its $170 billion market
capitalization. This usually stems from misguided comparisons to company
valuations or criticisms of Bitcoinβs lack of intrinsic value. Itβs important to
understand Bitcoin is not a company. It is a money. Not only are monies valued in
the trillions of dollars, but they also have very little if any intrinsic value. The total
value of above-ground gold, which has limited industrial use, is more than $10
trillion. The total value of all the base fiat money in the world, which only has value
because governments say they do, is worth nearly $20 trillion dollars.
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