The United States creates 1,000 millionaires per day

The impoverished inflation of billions of people while enriching a few million millionaires. Bitcoin is the antidote.

Millionaire record

America is the country with the most millionaires (in dollars). They were nearly 24 million in 2024. According to UBS, 7 % of Americans are millionaires.

The Swiss bank reports in its annual report of 379,000 new millionaires in the United States last year. Or more than a thousand a day. Continental China arrives in second position with 6.3 million millionaires and 141,000 more millionaires in 2024.

The United States has strengthened its advance thanks to the increase in Wall Street and the stability of the US dollar. Americans have 37 % of their wealth in the form of financial assets such as stock market shares (UBS report here):

However, the first six months of 2025 were difficult. The trade war with China and the fears of recession weigh heavily on the scholarship. The dollar has also been down 9 % since the start of the year.

Globally, more than 684,000 people have become millionaires. They are 60 million in all, and have 226,470 billion dollars together, more than a quarter of the world's wealth. UBS notes that this wealth comes largely from the increase in real estate. The stone appreciated 30 % in the United States over the past ten years.

Conversely, prices in France only increased by 4 %. It is + 21 % in Germany. However, some European countries are pulling out of the game. Real estate is, for example, up 70 % in Ireland, Hungary or Poland. +140 % in Portugal.

All this to say that inflation promotes those who have desirable assets. That is to say the prestige real estate of major cities, stock market stocks, works of art, etc.

What about Bitcoin in all of this?

All Bitcoins already in circulation weigh only $ 2,200 billion. 1 % of what millionaires around the world have. And barely 0.25 % of the overall wealth ($ 900,000 billion).

Suffice to say that the potential for appreciation of Bitcoin is phenomenal. This is what Michael Saylor believes. According to him, the world's wealth is divided into two equal categories. There are assets that are used to run the saving ($ 450,000 billion) and long -term capital specifically owned as a value reserve.

Real estate held for assessment or rental income enters the second category. As well as gold, stock market stocks, works of art, etc.

The rest consists of infrastructure (nuclear power plants, airports, etc.), the main residences, machines (robotic arms, trucks), etc.

The CEO of Strategy spoke in these words in a video for Microsoft shareholders:

Microsoft cannot afford to miss the next technological wave that is bitcoin. It represents the largest digital transformation of the 21ᵉ century. It represents digital capital. The world's wealth is distributed between assets that provide utility and others that preserve capital. Except that the risk destroys thousands of billions of dollars in this capital each year. This is why investors turn to digital capital to avoid this risk. Bitcoin is economically and technically superior to physical capital. It is a revolutionary advance in the preservation of capital. Bitcoin will end up several hundred thousand billion dollars.

Michael Saylor

Saylor lists all risks in his presentation:

In summary, Bitcoin will suck up a large share of $ 450,000 billion currently allocated to real estate, gold and other traditional capital.

The savings revolution

The problem of the current system is that it is already necessary to have a great heritage to be able to access the property of prestigious real estate. Same thing for works of art and scholarship shares. No heritage advisor without a very well stocked account.

For little people, there is booklet A, a popular investment whose yield is barely higher than inflation …

Bitcoin has that of revolutionary that it is not reserved for those who are already rich. Each bitcoin is divisible in 100 million “Satoshis” (the smallest unit in Bitcoin). It is possible to buy 10 bitcoins, like 0.001 BTC, or 0.0001 BTC (10 euros).

Bitcoin is the poor's Monaire. We are in Manhattan in 1700 and the land is for sale! This time, Manhattan is in cyberspace.

Anyone, whatever the size of their heritage, can acquire it. The rarest and most liquid asset in the history of humanity is finally available on all budgets. In other words, Bitcoin makes us all equal in the face of inflation.

This is the revolution, not the replacement of banks (the “Fiat system”). As Michael Saylor says, states and businesses will never do without the credit tool. Just as everyone who wants to buy a house, almost everyone.

Bitcoin is the investment of choosing eight billion non -millionaires who are inflation full.

Unfortunately, most of them think it's too late. Far from it, and that was all the object of this article. In this regard, do not miss this one: Bitcoin is a much better investment today than ten years ago.