Michael Saylor Proposes U.S. Sell Gold Reserves to Acquire 20-25% of Circulating Bitcoin

Michael Saylor, the founder and executive chairman of MicroStrategy, has made a bold suggestion during a recent interview as part of a strategic discussion on Bitcoin reserves. Saylor argued that the United States should abandon gold and embrace digital currency to secure its position as a global economic leader. In a concise one-minute video, Saylor outlined how Bitcoin could help the U.S. maintain its status as the world’s reserve currency and dominate the global capital network. He proposed that the U.S. government should acquire at least 20-25% of the circulating Bitcoin supply.

Saylor suggested that the U.S. could achieve this by selling off its entire gold reserves to purchase Bitcoin. Such a move, he claimed, would position the United States as the central hub of the “World Reserve Capital Network.”

According to Saylor, this initiative would cause the value of gold to plummet and compel other nations to sell their assets in a race to acquire Bitcoin. As gold becomes “demonized,” he argued, global capital would flow back to the U.S., potentially driving the value of Bitcoin reserves to an astonishing $100 trillion.