MicroStrategy’s executive chairman, Michael Saylor, is making one thing clear—when it comes to a U.S. crypto reserve, Bitcoin is the only real choice. As he heads to the White House Crypto Summit, Saylor is doubling down on his stance, calling Bitcoin the safest and most reliable asset. But while he champions Bitcoin, he’s also questioning the role of altcoins like XRP, arguing they need stricter regulation.
Will policymakers align with his vision, or will other digital assets make the cut? Here’s what’s at stake.
Ahead of the summit, Saylor doubled down on his belief that Bitcoin is the most trusted and widely accepted digital asset. He pointed out that Bitcoin holds the majority of the market’s capital and energy, making it the best choice for a U.S. strategic reserve.
According to him, most investors already recognize Bitcoin’s strength, reinforcing its role as the foundation of a national crypto reserve.
In a recent Fox Business interview, Saylor addressed concerns about XRP’s connection to Ripple. He argued that XRP and other altcoins need clearer regulatory guidelines.
“There should be a proper framework for their issuance,” he said.
When asked if XRP and Solana should be part of the U.S. reserves, Saylor firmly stated that Bitcoin should be the only digital asset included.
The idea of a U.S. crypto reserve has sparked debate over which assets should be included. Initially, Trump mentioned that XRP, Solana, and Cardano would be part of it. However, after receiving criticism, he later clarified that Bitcoin and Ethereum would be the main assets in the reserve.
Saylor, however, believes Bitcoin should take priority. He argues that assets like XRP are linked to companies and should be regulated separately. For him, a national reserve should be based on Bitcoin, as it is independent and not controlled by any single entity.
Saylor sees Bitcoin as a major opportunity for the U.S. He compared it to owning valuable digital property and warned that countries like China and Russia are also moving toward digital assets. By acting early, he believes the U.S. can strengthen its financial position and maintain its global leadership.
At the White House Crypto Summit, Saylor plans to urge the government to first establish clear regulations for digital assets. Once a proper framework is in place, he believes the U.S. should begin accumulating Bitcoin carefully and transparently to secure its financial future.
For Saylor, the message is simple: If the U.S. wants a strong crypto reserve, there’s only one answer—Bitcoin.
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