Michael Saylor has unveiled an ambitious cryptocurrency strategy at the White House Digital Assets Summit, arguing that the US could unlock up to$100 trillion in economic value over the next decade.

He called for clear regulations, the removal of barriers to innovation, and a strategic acquisition of bitcoin to strengthen the financial system.

Saylor proposed a four-part framework for digital assets, categorising them into digital tokens, securities, currencies, and commodities like Bitcoin.

His plan aims to reduce regulatory uncertainty, ensure the US dollar remains dominant in global trade, and integrate cryptocurrencies into mainstream finance.

He also urged the government to support major banks in holding and trading Bitcoin while ending what he described as 'hostile' tax policies towards the industry.

The summit, seen as a shift towards a more crypto-friendly stance under Trump's administration, gathered industry leaders from Coinbase, Ripple, Kraken, and others.

A key part of Saylor's vision includes a US Bitcoin reserve, with the country acquiring 5% to 25% of the total Bitcoin supply by 2035. He projected this could generate up to$81 trillion by 2045, offering a long-term solution to national debt challenges.

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