Michael Saylor Open to Serve Under Trump

Michael Saylor (NYSE:MSTR) might be interested in joining the Trump administration in a crypto advisory role, according to recent reports.

What Happened: Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman and co-founder of Microstrategy, the public company that holds the most bitcoin, is open to taking a crypto advisory role in the upcoming Trump administration.

In a recent interview with Bloomberg, Saylor was asked about his political views and possible involvement with the upcoming administration. When asked if he had met with President Trump, Saylor smirked, denying to disclose if these contacts were taking place.

"I've met a lot of people in the incoming administration but I couldn’t comment further than that," said Saylor.

When asked about the possibility of taking a crypto advisory role in an upcoming crypto advisory council, Saylor said he would be open to the idea.

"I’m always willing to provide thoughts on constructive digital assets policy in confidence or publicly and if I'm asked to serve on some sort of Digital Assets Advisory Council I probably would do so," said Saylor.

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Why It Matters: Saylor remarks come as rumors swirl around his possible involvement with the upcoming administration. Saylor recently met with Eric Trump at Mar-A-Lago, posting on social media that bitcoin was “on the menu” at that encounter.

Apart from these rumors, there has been no concrete evidence linking Saylor to a possible crypto role in Trump’s administration. However, if this happens, it would not be strange: Trump has promoted a pro-crypto stance since its campaign days, even appointing a crypto-focused czar -David Sacks, – and Paul Atkins, a crypto-friendly pick for running the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The addition of Saylor to Trump’s crypto effort would solidify his bitcoin allegiance, as Saylor would promote Bitcoin-first policies and continue to spearheading one of the most ambitious crypto projects ever for a nation-state: building a strategic bitcoin reserve for the U.S. using its gold reserves.