Michael Saylor Calls for Digital Asset ‘Bill of Rights,’ Eyes $100T Crypto Market
Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has called for a “bill of digital rights” covering individuals and companies using digital assets. He shared the proposal at a Freedom Tech DC event organized by the Bitcoin Policy Institute. Ad Ad Michael Saylor Sets Out 5 Rights for Digital Asset Users Strategy CEO Michael Saylors framework centers on five rights covering the creation, issuance, custody, transfer, and use of digital assets. Saylor wishes those rights to be made available to individuals and companies in a common ownership model. Owners should have the option to choose either self-custody or third-party custodians without giving up control and ownership of their assets, he argued. He also supported smoother transfers between wallets and providers, as well as transparency and anti-fraud measures. The proposal extends to capital formation, where digital tokens could reduce the cost and complexity of raising money. Saylor established a goal for 10 million new companies to seek capital with more streamlined procedures. Discover more Brokerages & Day Trading Data Management Financial technology news Ad Ad Bitcoin Banking and Tokenization are Part of the Plan The Strategy chairman also calls for banks to hold Bitcoin as an asset and also lend based on it, under reasonable commercial terms. He urged the different treatment of custody, collateralized lending, and direct








