This initiative, part of Trump’s broader “Digital Assets Framework” policy, aims to position the United States as a global leader in the burgeoning digital economy.

Pioneering a Strategic Approach to Digital Assets

Saylor, who is well-known for being an ardent supporter of Bitcoin, laid out his goals in a thorough policy document that was released last week. The framework specifies rights for participants in the crypto ecosystem, establishes compliance standards, and asks for a strong regulatory and operational framework to hasten the adoption of digital assets.

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“By establishing a clear taxonomy, a legitimate rights-based framework, and practical compliance obligations, the United States can lead the global digital economy,” Saylor wrote. He underlined that such actions might empower millions of enterprises, liberate billions of dollars in wealth, and strengthen the US dollar’s standing as the foundation of international banking.

A Universal Framework for Digital Assets

Saylor’s proposal extends beyond Bitcoin. It offers a consistent taxonomy for classifying digital assets into currency, securities, digital commodities, and utility tokens. The objective of this classification is to resolve industry misunderstandings and offer regulators and investors clarity.

The framework emphasizes accountability and compliance while promoting the rights and obligations of issuers, exchanges, and other participants. “No one has the right to lie, cheat, or steal. All participants are civilly and criminally responsible for their actions,” Saylor claimed.

In an effort to encourage innovation, he recommended capping compliance expenses for token issuance to 1% of a company’s assets under management, lowering the barriers to entry for new ventures. “This approach could lower issuance costs from millions to tens of thousands of dollars and cut the launch timeline from years to mere minutes,” Saylor argued.

Central to Saylor’s vision is the expansion of the stablecoin market. He envisions growing its market capitalization from $25 billion to $10 trillion, creating substantial demand for U.S. Treasuries and securing the dollar’s dominance as the global reserve currency.

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Additionally, Saylor supports Trump’s proposal for a strategic Bitcoin reserve, a policy that has garnered backing from lawmakers, including Senator Cynthia Lummis. While specific details remain unclear, Saylor suggested such a reserve could generate wealth between $16 and $81 trillion, potentially erasing the U.S. national debt of $36 trillion.

MicroStrategy’s Continued Focus on Bitcoin

MicroStrategy, led by Saylor, holds an estimated $42.6 billion worth of Bitcoin, making it the largest corporate holder of the cryptocurrency. The company recently expanded its board of directors, adding Brian Brooks, Jane Dietze, and Gregg Winiarski. The appointments were filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Brooks has experience as Acting Comptroller of the Currency.

Saylor’s framework aims to position the U.S. as a leader in digital assets by fostering innovation, ensuring regulatory clarity, and leveraging strategic reserves to enhance economic stability and leadership in global financial markets. Trump’s support of Saylor’s vision indicates the administration’s commitment to integrating digital assets into national policy, with backing from business executives and legislators.