MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor: If the Trump administration needs it, I am willing to serve as a Cryptocurrency advisor

Michael Saylor, the founder of MicroStrategy, expressed his willingness to participate in discussions on cryptocurrency policies and serve as an advisor if invited by the Trump administration. As the founder of MicroStrategy, a US-listed company with the largest BTC holdings, Saylor stated that he would be open to joining the Trump government and providing constructive suggestions on digital asset policies. Although he did not directly confirm contact with Trump, he emphasized that he would be happy to participate if invited to the Digital Assets Policy Advisory Committee. The speculation about Saylor becoming a cryptocurrency advisor to the Trump government arose from his recent meeting with Eric Trump, the son of the US president-elect, at Mar-a-Lago. However, there is currently no concrete evidence to indicate that Saylor has been invited or involved in related preparations. If Saylor does become a member of the Trump government, his role could consolidate Trump's support for BTC. Trump has shown a friendly stance towards cryptocurrency during his campaign, considering appointing David Sacks as the AI and cryptocurrency czar and nominating encryption-friendly Paul Atkins for the position of Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman. If Saylor is involved in policy planning, it is expected that he will work to promote BTC-friendly policies. He may even propose using the US's gold reserves to establish a national-level BTC strategic reserve, considering BTC as an important part of the country's fiscal and financial system. As the company with the most BTC holdings globally, MicroStrategy's stock price has been fluctuating along with BTC's fluctuation, showing a strong rebound in early January as BTC prices rose. According to Bitcointreasuries, MicroStrategy is the world's largest publicly traded BTC holder, currently holding around 447,000 BTC with a current value of approximately $45.594 billion, compared to an initial purchase cost of $27.97 billion. Currently, MicroStrategy's market capitalization is approximately $93.172 billion, with BTC assets accounting for 48.93% of its market capitalization. The company's strategy focuses heavily on BTC, and investors closely follow the performance of the BTC market.