Michael Saylor mène la charge pour une loi sur les réserves de Bitcoin lors d’une réunion cruciale avec les législateurs américains

Le pionnier du Bitcoin fait pression pour une adoption institutionnelle massive

Michael Saylor a conduit une délégation d'entreprises pro-crypto pour plaider en faveur d'un projet de loi historique sur les réserves de Bitcoin. La réunion avec les membres du Congrès américain pourrait déterminer l'avenir réglementaire des cryptomonnaies aux États-Unis.

Une stratégie audacieuse pour légitimer le Bitcoin

Le fondateur de MicroStrategy a présenté des arguments convaincants pour que le Trésor américain considère le Bitcoin comme une réserve de valeur officielle. Sa proposition inclut des mécanismes de conversion progressive des réserves traditionnelles vers des actifs numériques.

Les législateurs restent divisés sur la question, certains voyant une opportunité stratégique, d'autres craignant une volatilité excessive—comme si les marchés traditionnels étaient stables, bien sûr.

Saylor, crypto leaders push for strategic Bitcoin reserve

If passed, the government will launch efforts to accumulate one million btc over the next five years using what its sponsors describe as “budget-neutral strategies.” The idea is to treat Bitcoin holdings much like America’s gold reserves, creating a permanent digital reserve that strengthens the nation’s financial base.

Earlier this year, President Donald trump signed an executive order requiring Bitcoin and other digital assets seized through criminal or civil proceedings to be held in a separate, permanent government fund rather than liquidated. 

Lummis’ bill seeks to expand that principle, taking Bitcoin from seized property to a deliberately accumulated reserve asset.

“There is a lot that’s been done in the digital asset space these last couple of months, and there are a whole lot more items on the agenda,” Hailey Miller, the director of government relations at the Digital Power Network (DPN) said. “Our real push is to ensure that the BITCOIN Act and a strategic bitcoin reserve remain a priority.”

DPN, an affiliate of the Digital Chamber, is preparing to circulate a one-page briefing at the roundtable that frames the bill as a “bipartisan opportunity.” 

Integrating Bitcoin into U.S. policy 

Supporters are eager to present Bitcoin not as a partisan wedge but as a long-term national security and economic competitiveness issue.

Cardano’s Charles Hoskinson confirmed his participation at the gathering with a post on X, simply writing: “See everyone in DC tomorrow.” 

Other industry leaders, such as the Bitdeer Chief Strategy Officer Haris Basit, Riot Senior Vice President of Public Policy Brian Morgenstern, and Cleanspark CEO Matt Schultz will be joining Saylor and Hoskinson.

Currently, the bill only has support from Republican lawmakers, with no Democrats yet to endorse it. 

For the BITCOIN Act to advance, it will need hearings before the House Financial Services Committee and the Senate Banking Committee, neither of which has scheduled formal discussions yet.

This summer, however, Congress passed its first-ever bill regulating stablecoins, which could mean the government is now willing to integrate digital assets into the formal financial system.

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