Michael Saylor doesn’t flinch. Bitcoin hovers around $74,000. Yet the Strategy executive chairman doubles down: $21 million per coin. Eventually. “I think eventually it’s going to 21 million a coin,” Saylor told the Yahoo Finance podcast Bankless. His words came right after Strategy snapped up 13,927 BTC for $1 billion. Average price: $71,902. That pushes their stash to 780,897 coins, bought at $75,577 on average for $59.02 billion total. Numbers like that turn heads. Strategy—once MicroStrategy—funds buys through debt and equity. No forced sales in sight. Bitcoin dips? They stack. Saylor sees this as the model. Banks and nations will follow. But volatility bites. Bitcoin trades below its October 2025 peak of $126,000. And here’s the hook. Twenty-one million. Bitcoin’s hard cap. Saylor ties his target to that magic number. Twenty-one years out, to 2046. Compound at 29% annually from today’s levels. It compounds to $21 million.…