Michael Saylor thinks the future of the dollar could depend on Bitcoin. Or will it?
Michael Saylor, the guy who founded MicroStrategy (and basically became the biggest Bitcoin fan on the planet), came up with a pretty bold idea: using Bitcoin to save the US economy. Yes, you read that right. His proposal, with a name so serious it's almost a little sleepy – "A Framework for Digital Assets, Principles, and Opportunity for the United States" – divides the world of crypto into three categories: Bitcoin as a commodity (like digital gold), digital securities, and tokens with specific utilities.
The idea? Create rules that everyone has to follow, like the ones we have to obey at school, so that no one messes up. That way, the US could become even stronger in the digital economy, pay off some of its huge debts and, who knows, maybe even take off.
Oh, and what about Saylor's company? It ended up on the Nasdaq 100 (the list of giant companies in the US) because it's full of Bitcoins, which has become the hallmark of their strategy.
Question: So, do you think Bitcoin can really be the solution to save economies or is this just another crazy idea?
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