Saylor Proposes 'Digital Rights Bill' to Safeguard the Future Economy

TechFlow reports that on September 27, according to Cointelegraph, MicroStrategy co-founder and Executive Chairman Michael Saylor recently released the Bill of Digital Rights, aiming to establish a legal framework and core value benchmark for the future digital economy. The document systematically outlines seven key digital rights, encompassing the right to digital identity, ownership of digital assets, digital privacy rights, financial freedom, the right to open access, the right to innovation, and the right to digital expression.

In a statement, Saylor pointed out that these rights serve as foundational elements for ensuring individual autonomy in economic activities. He urged policymakers to integrate these principles into regulatory frameworks, stressing that only through laws that explicitly define and protect the property interests of digital citizens can the increasingly complex regulatory environment be effectively managed, thereby sparking market innovation and laying the groundwork for long-term economic prosperity.