🏳️Michael Saylor Supports U.S. Bitcoin Reserves: Seizing Digital Territory to Strengthen Global Leadership!
Michael Saylor, the founder of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has spoken out again, this time advocating for the U.S. to establish Bitcoin reserves, stating that this is extremely important for the stability of the U.S. economy and its dominance in cyberspace!
In an interview with Fox News, Saylor stated that Bitcoin is not only a secure savings method for individuals and businesses but also a strategic asset for nations. He even compared Bitcoin to "digital land" and called on the U.S. government to act quickly to seize "digital territory". He also mentioned that the digital economy cannot exist without Bitcoin; whoever plants the flag first will gain the initiative in cyberspace.
He also noted that Bitcoin, as a decentralized asset, can empower individuals and businesses and even enable nations to be more economically stable and sovereign. If given the opportunity to advise policymakers, he hopes to promote clear regulation of digital assets, particularly distinguishing Bitcoin from other altcoins, as Bitcoin is the true "digital gold".
Speaking of altcoins, Trump recently announced that he might include ETH, XRP, SOL, and ADA among the U.S. cryptocurrency reserves, which surprised many. However, Saylor insists that only Bitcoin deserves the title of "reserve asset" because it is the foundation of the entire crypto economy and has no issuer.
His views have also been supported by Coinbase's Brian Armstrong and Gemini's Tyler Winklevoss, both of whom believe that only Bitcoin is the most reliable long-term reserve asset.
Economist Peter Schiff also supports the establishment of a cryptocurrency reserve program in the U.S., but he similarly opposes including XRP and other altcoins in the plan. This indicates that there are still significant differences regarding the inclusion of altcoins in national strategic reserve plans.
Meanwhile, Trump is set to announce more details about Bitcoin reserves at the White House cryptocurrency summit on March 7 (local time this Friday), with the announcement revealing more important decisions and core discussion topics.
Do you think Bitcoin is suitable to be included in national strategic reserve assets? Do you support Trump’s plan to include altcoins in the cryptocurrency reserves?
