Michael Saylor highlights perspectives of U.S. Bitcoin reserve
Michael Saylor proposes $100 trillion Bitcoin strategy at White House Crypto Summit.
At a recent White House Crypto Summit, Michael Saylor, chairman of Strategy, delivered a bold proposal that could reshape the U.S. financial system by leveraging Bitcoin’s unique properties.
Saylor presented a 34‑page document outlining a plan to generate between $60 trillion and $100 trillion in wealth over the next decade if the U.S. fully embraces Bitcoin, reports Cryptopolitan.
His vision centers on establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, which he argues would serve as a perpetual wealth engine by accumulating 5–25% of the total Bitcoin supply before 2035. According to Saylor, this reserve could potentially generate $10 trillion per year without ever selling a single Bitcoin.
A New Financial Framework and Call for Policy Reforms
Saylor’s proposal, shared directly with President Trump and other summit attendees, breaks down digital assets into four distinct categories: Digital Tokens, Digital Securities, Digital Currencies, and Digital Commodities—with Bitcoin positioned as the ultimate store of value.
He argued that only Bitcoin, with its fixed supply and decentralized nature, can serve as a global standard for capital preservation. Saylor warned of significant geopolitical risks if the U.S. fails to take control, noting that adversaries like China and Russia are aggressively advancing in digital finance. “Bitcoin is the most valuable asset in cyberspace. Whoever controls it, controls the future,” he declared.
In his remarks, Saylor also demanded sweeping policy changes to support the crypto industry. He called for an end to hostile measures such as unfair taxation on mining and crypto transactions, and urged banks to stop debanking crypto firms.
Saylor’s proposals align with President Trump’s own pro‑crypto initiatives, as Trump has long advocated for a deregulated digital asset market and a national crypto reserve that would include Bitcoin, XRP, Solana, and Cardano. While Trump’s broader approach supports a multi‑asset reserve, Saylor remains firmly in favor of a Bitcoin‑only strategy, emphasizing its long‑term stability and potential to turn the U.S. into a financial powerhouse.
Recently we wrote, that the Trump administration is moving forward with plans to create a U.S. digital asset reserve, a bold initiative that marks a significant shift in the country's approach to cryptocurrency.
