Michael Saylor Pushes Bitcoin Framework in U.S.

Michael Saylor, co-founder and Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), met with the U.S. House Financial Services Committee on February 27 to discuss digital assets and the U.S.’s role in leading the global crypto industry.

During the meeting, which included Committee Chairman Congressman French Hill, Saylor presented a digital assets framework designed to provide regulatory clarity and strengthen the foundation for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

📜 Saylor’s Vision: Digital Assets for Economic Empowerment

Following the meeting, Saylor took to social media platform X to emphasize the importance of a strong digital economy framework:

“By building our digital economy on a framework that is economically viable, technically robust, and ethically sound, we can provide 400 million businesses access to capital markets and empower 8 billion people economically.”

This engagement follows a prior meeting with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Crypto Task Force, where Saylor presented the same framework, pushing for clear regulations in the digital asset space.

🏛 Congressmen Support Digital Asset Regulation

Congressman Dan Meuser also confirmed his own meeting with Saylor, emphasizing Bitcoin’s role in the U.S. economy and the need for regulatory structure.

“Digital assets can unlock a frictionless payment future and enable new sources of access to capital.”

Meuser pointed to former President Donald Trump’s pledge to make the U.S. the crypto capital of the world, stating:

“I look forward to the work the Financial Services Committee will do in crafting a commonsense legislative framework to provide clear rules of the road.”

📈 MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Holdings & Growing Regulatory Support

These discussions come as MicroStrategy—now rebranded as “Strategy”—continues to expand its Bitcoin holdings.

🔹 As of February 23, Strategy holds 499,096 BTC
🔹 Total BTC acquisition cost: $33.1 billion
🔹 Average purchase price: $66,357 per BTC

Meanwhile, the U.S. regulatory landscape is shifting toward a more pro-crypto stance, with bipartisan support for policies that encourage innovation while ensuring investor protection.

💭 The Bottom Line: Is the U.S. Moving Toward a Bitcoin-Friendly Future?

Saylor’s push for clear digital asset regulations aligns with growing government interest in crypto legislation.

With MicroStrategy leading the charge and lawmakers increasingly receptive, the U.S. may be on the cusp of a legislative breakthrough that could legitimize and accelerate Bitcoin adoption at a national level.

As discussions continue, all eyes are on whether Congress can craft a regulatory framework that balances innovation and compliance—without stifling growth.