TechFlow news, according to CoinDesk, Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy, shared a comprehensive cryptocurrency strategy at the White House Digital Assets Summit, proposing that the U.S. could unlock up to $100 trillion in economic value over the next decade by establishing a clear regulatory framework, removing barriers to innovation, and strategically acquiring bitcoin.
Saylor divided digital assets into four categories: digital tokens for capital creation and innovation, digital securities to improve market efficiency, digital currencies for commerce and strengthening the global status of the U.S. dollar, and digital commodities—represented by bitcoin—for wealth preservation. He argued this classification would reduce regulatory uncertainty and enable seamless integration of digital assets into the traditional financial system.
At the core of his proposal, Saylor recommended that the U.S. establish a strategic bitcoin reserve by steadily and systematically purchasing 5% to 25% of the total global bitcoin supply by 2035. He projected that by 2045, this reserve could generate between $16 trillion and $81 trillion in value, offering a long-term solution for reducing the national debt.
In addition, Saylor called for an end to what he described as "hostile and unfair tax policies" toward the crypto industry, urged support for major banks to custody, trade, and finance bitcoin assets, and stated that de-banking actions against participants in the crypto industry should not be tolerated.
