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Michael Saylor•MicroStrategy•Donald Trump•Bitcoin•Saylor•Digital Assets Framework•Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
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Michael Saylor Proposes Digital Assets Framework to Advise Trump on Bitcoin, Aiming for $81 Trillion Strategic Reserve
Dec 20, 2024, 07:24 PM
Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, has expressed his willingness to advise President-elect Donald Trump on Bitcoin and digital assets. Saylor's offer comes as he has recently proposed a 'Digital Assets Framework' aimed at enhancing the U.S. dollar's global presence and positioning the country as a leader in the digital economy. This framework includes the establishment of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, which Saylor claims could generate $81 trillion for the U.S. economy. He argues that a strategic digital asset policy could strengthen the dollar, address national debt, and empower businesses, ultimately unlocking trillions in value. Saylor's advocacy for a shift from gold reserves to Bitcoin underscores his commitment to shaping U.S. cryptocurrency policy under the incoming administration.
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