TechFlow news — On December 8, according to CoinGape, Michael Saylor, founder and executive chairman of MicroStrategy, offered key recommendations on the U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve during a recent Yahoo Finance interview. He urged the U.S. government to sell its entire gold reserves and use the proceeds to purchase Bitcoin, suggesting that the U.S. should acquire 20–25% of the current Bitcoin circulating supply.
Saylor argued this move would yield three strategic advantages: first, it would strengthen the U.S. position as the global reserve currency; second, a large-scale U.S. gold sell-off could trigger a sharp decline in gold prices, creating economic pressure on rival nations holding substantial gold reserves—such as Russia and China; third, these countries might then be forced to liquidate assets and shift toward Bitcoin, ultimately driving capital back into the United States. He projected the total value of such a Bitcoin reserve could reach $100 trillion.
