Saylor outlines ‘bill of digital rights’ to help build prosperity in future economy
Summary
Michael Saylor says the rise of digital assets and AI calls for a “bill of digital rights,” not tighter restrictions. He argues AI will boost output, but its potential depends on better money and capital markets. The framework should guarantee five freedoms: create digital assets, issue them to raise capital, hold them or use a custodian, transfer them freely, and use them to spend, invest, earn income, or borrow. He says these rights should apply to both individuals and companies because restricting an asset’s use limits its economic value. As AI automates work, future growth will depend on creating new businesses quickly, with the goal of enabling millions of new companies to raise capital.
