Michael Saylor invited to White House Digital Assets Summit

Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, announced on X that he has been invited to the White House Digital Assets Summit on March 7, hosted by President Donald Trump.

Saylor shared the invitation in a post on X. The summit, chaired by venture capitalist and tech investor David Sacks, will bring together crypto founders, CEOs, investors, and key policymakers to discuss the future of digital assets in the United States.

The summit follows President Trump’s recent announcement of a strategic reserve of digital coins, marking a significant shift in the crypto industry’s role within the U.S. financial system. 

Saylor and Bitcoin 

Michael Saylor’s participation in the summit is notable, given his advocacy for Bitcoin (BTC) and digital assets. He recently argued that the U.S. should acquire Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, calling it the “greatest economic program of the 21st century.” 

He suggested that if the U.S. owned 10–20% of the Bitcoin network, it could help pay off the national debt.

According to reports, the White House Crypto Summit will have a smaller-than-expected guest list, featuring industry leaders like Michael Saylor and government officials from the Presidential Working Group on Digital Assets, with a larger reception planned nearby for those not invited to the roundtable.