TREE NEWS update: Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor outlined a “bill of digital rights” in a new essay, arguing the goal should be to “enable 10 million new companies to raise capital.” The proposal is framed as a way to build prosperity in the future economy. Saylor did not specify legislative or policy steps in the excerpt.
Saylor Proposes ‘Bill of Digital Rights’ to Boost Capital Raising
Saylor's framing shifts the debate from trading and token prices toward capital formation, positioning digital assets as an issuance and fundraising channel rather than a speculative one. That matters most for builders and smaller companies that struggle with traditional listing costs, and it aligns with a broader industry push to win policymakers on economic-growth grounds. The open question is whether the concept is ever translated into concrete legislative or regulatory proposals, since the excerpt offers none.
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