Joining him at the event was pro-Bitcoin Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis, who originally proposed the SBR initiative, underscoring the growing political support for a national Bitcoin reserve.
Saylor emphasized that Bitcoin represents the most powerful asset created by humanity, likening it to owning the land beneath Manhattan. He explained that Bitcoin can be rented, developed, and used as collateral—unlike traditional commodities—making it a cornerstone of financial innovation in the digital era.
He predicted that by 2045, the U.S. could generate over $10 trillion annually by utilizing the Bitcoin held in its reserve. He also forecasted a future where the AI-driven economy, valued at over $100 trillion, will be built on the secure foundation of Bitcoin as digital property.
Saylor argued that Bitcoin’s cryptographic structure is unbreakable—even by AI—highlighting its superiority over conventional assets. He also projected that Bitcoin's market cap will eventually surpass tech giants like Google and Microsoft, and even outpace gold in value.
With the SBR initiative gaining momentum, Bitcoin could soon become a cornerstone of national economic strategy.