Michael Saylor Proposes 'Bill of Digital Rights' for Future Economy
Strategy's Michael Saylor calls for enabling 10 million new companies to raise capital through a framework of digital economic rights.
Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor has published an essay calling for a sweeping "bill of digital rights" aimed at reshaping how capital formation works in the emerging digital economy. Saylor argues the framework is essential to unlocking prosperity on a scale not yet seen in financial history.
At the core of Saylor's vision is an ambitious benchmark: enabling 10 million new companies to raise capital. He frames this goal as both achievable and necessary, positioning digital assets and blockchain-based infrastructure as the tools that could democratize access to investment markets for businesses that traditional finance has long left behind.
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The proposal arrives as digital asset policy debates intensify across Washington and major financial centers. Saylor, one of the most prominent corporate advocates for Bitcoin and digital finance, is using his platform to push for proactive regulatory and structural standards rather than waiting for government frameworks to catch up with technological realities.
By articulating explicit rights for participants in the digital economy, Saylor's essay enters a broader conversation about who gets to own, transfer, and build wealth using emerging financial technologies. The piece reflects a growing consensus among crypto-industry leaders that voluntary or legislated standards must emerge soon to protect individuals and businesses operating in decentralized markets.
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