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Michael Saylor claims that Bitcoin is the only neutral asset suitable for the U.S. strategic crypto reserve due to its decentralized nature.
Why Should Bitcoin Be the Foundation of the U.S. Reserve?
Speaking on Fox Business, Saylor emphasized that Bitcoin is the core asset of the crypto economy and the only digital asset without an issuer, making it truly neutral.
He revealed that the U.S. government holds approximately 200,000 BTC ($17 billion), reinforcing the idea that Bitcoin is already recognized as a store of value.
Saylor argued that the U.S. must establish a Bitcoin strategic reserve to secure financial sovereignty:
“If the U.S. builds the digital economy on Bitcoin, it will gain a global competitive advantage and maintain its financial dominance.”
Should Other Cryptos Be Included in the Reserve?
Saylor dismissed the idea of including XRP, Solana, or Cardano in the reserve, stating that they serve different purposes.
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Regarding XRP, he called it a digital token with a distinct function, separate from Bitcoin’s role as a strategic asset.
On regulations, Saylor urged the U.S. government to formally classify Bitcoin as a commodity to provide clarity for future investments.
Future Plans for the U.S. Bitcoin Reserve
Saylor believes the U.S. should methodically and transparently build its Bitcoin reserve before countries like China gain dominance in the space.
The adoption of Bitcoin as a reserve asset could strengthen the U.S. financial position while accelerating global Bitcoin adoption.
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