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Michael Saylor Sees $100 trillion Digital Asset Industry With Rule Changes
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Michael Saylor says digital assets could become a $100 trillion industry if people and companies gain more ways to create, move, and use them.
Key facts
- The Government Accountability Office estimated in 2024 that the $10,000 cash transaction reporting threshold, set in 1972, would have been about $72,880 in 2023 after inflation adjustment
- Global digital assets could surge into a $28 trillion market by 2030, driven by accelerating blockchain adoption, bitcoin dominance, and…
- Michael Saylor says digital assets could become a $100 trillion industry if people and companies gain more ways to create, move, and use them
- Digital assets could grow into a $100 trillion industry if millions of people and companies can develop useful financial products, Michael Saylor argues
Summary
His plan also addresses privacy, identity checks, taxes, and AI payments. Digital assets could grow into a $100 trillion industry if millions of people and companies can develop useful financial products, Michael Saylor argues. Saylor calls for a foundation of rights to create, issue, custody, transfer, and use digital assets. Dollar-based digital products should be open to competition among banks, financial technology companies, and technology platforms, Saylor argues.