Michael Saylor Proposes Comprehensive Cryptocurrency Strategy, Calls on US Government to Support Industry Unleash <i>All Potential</i>

BlockBeats News, March 9th. According to a report by CoinDesk, MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor proposed a comprehensive encryption strategy at the White House Digital Asset Summit, suggesting that the United States could unlock trillions of dollars in economic value over the next decade through a clear regulatory framework, the removal of innovation barriers, and strategic acquisitions of Bitcoin. Saylor categorized the digital asset system into four types: "digital tokens" for capital formation, "digital securities" to enhance market efficiency, "digital currency" to strengthen the role of the US dollar, and "digital commodities" such as Bitcoin for wealth storage. In the proposal, Michael Saylor pointed out that this classification would reduce regulatory uncertainty, promote the integration of digital assets with the traditional financial system, and called for the removal of encryption restrictions to accelerate corporate financing while consolidating the US dollar's core position in global trade.

During the summit, Michael Saylor also emphasized the need to prevent fraud and conflicts of interest through fair disclosure and accountability mechanisms, and called for an end to "hostile and unfair tax policies," advocating for government support to unleash the industry's "full potential." The proposal stated: "The government should encourage and support large banks to custody, trade Bitcoin assets, and provide financing services, and must not tolerate cryptocurrency practitioners being cut off from banking services." The core of the strategy is to build a Bitcoin reserve and hold 5%-25% of the total Bitcoin supply through programmed purchases by 2035. Michael Saylor predicted that by 2045, the value of this reserve could reach $16 to $81 trillion, providing a long-term solution to the US national debt issue.