Michael Saylor’s framework aims to expand US digital markets to $10T, driving demand for US Treasuries.
Saylor proposes a Bitcoin reserve, projecting up to $81T in wealth to offset the US national debt.
The framework highlights efficient digital asset issuance, reducing costs to democratize global capital markets.
MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor has introduced a framework aimed at integrating digital assets into the United States financial system. The proposal emphasizes regulatory clarity, interoperability, and governance standards to promote institutional investment and mainstream adoption.
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The framework categorizes digital assets into six distinct types, including digital commodities like Bitcoin and tokenized physical assets. It outlines responsibilities for issuers, exchanges, and asset owners, promoting ethical practices, transparency, and compliance. This structure aims to establish trust and accountability in the digital economy.
Expanding Digital Markets and Wealth Creation
The proposal highlights the potential for significant market growth. It targets expanding the digital currency market from $25 billion to $10 trillion. This growth could increase demand for U.S. Treasuries and strengthen the dollar's position as the global reserve currency.
It also details plans to expand global digital capital markets from $2 trillion to $280 trillion. The framework emphasizes ensuring that U.S. investors capture a significant portion of this wealth. Additionally, it envisions driving digital asset markets beyond Bitcoin from $1 trillion to $590 trillion.
The framework has proposed a strategic Bitcoin reserve as a pathway to generate $16–81 trillion. This initiative could help offset the national debt and reinforce the U.S. Treasury.
Efficient Issuance and Cost-Effective Compliance
Saylor’s framework advocates for cost-effective compliance systems managed by the industry itself. It suggests exchanges handle data collection and reporting hence reducing regulatory burdens. Compliance costs are capped at 1% of assets under management, with annual upkeep limited to 0.1%.
Issuance processes could also become more efficient. The framework proposes reducing the time and cost to issue digital assets, democratizing capital markets. Tokenized assets could include commodities, real estate, and intellectual property.
MicroStrategy’s Active Bitcoin Strategy
The release of this framework coincides with MicroStrategy’s ongoing Bitcoin acquisitions. Since November 11, the company has purchased Bitcoin weekly, accumulating 186,780 BTC over six weeks. Its total holdings now exceed 439,000 BTC, valued at $42.6 billion.
This aligns with the framework’s vision of positioning Bitcoin as a key asset for economic growth and financial stability.
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