first and foremost he defends his own interests....not the interests of the country😂

Michael Saylor, Founder and Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, has reignited the debate on Bitcoin as a strategic reserve. In an interview with Yahoo Finance!, Saylor argued that the United States should sell its gold reserves and invest in Bitcoin to secure its position as the world's dominant financial power, according to a report by CoinGape.Bitcoin as a Global Financial ToolSaylor emphasized that Bitcoin could help the US maintain control over the global reserve status and capital networks. He proposed that the US government acquire 20-25% of Bitcoin’s current circulating supply, leveraging the cryptocurrency as a strategic asset.According to Saylor, replacing gold with Bitcoin would establish the US as a leader in the global financial ecosystem. He suggested that such a move could redirect capital flows toward Bitcoin, boosting the digital currency’s adoption and market value. Saylor speculated that Bitcoin’s total market capitalization could reach $100 trillion if this strategy were implemented.Advancing the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve ConversationAs reported by CoinGape, discussions around a Bitcoin reserve have gained momentum, particularly under the upcoming Donald Trump administration. Reports suggest that the President-elect is considering establishing a cryptocurrency advisory council to explore the adoption of Bitcoin as a reserve asset.MicroStrategy’s Role as a Corporate Bitcoin LeaderMicroStrategy, under Saylor’s leadership, has been a trailblazer in corporate Bitcoin investments. The company recently purchased 15,400 BTC for $1.5 billion, bringing its total holdings to over 400,000 coins. This aggressive accumulation has been funded through Convertible Senior Notes offerings, inspiring other firms like Semler Scientific and Metaplanet to follow suit.As discussions about strategic Bitcoin reserves continue, the focus remains on whether the US government will take steps to integrate Bitcoin into its financial strategies, potentially shaping the future of global finance.