MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor shared Friday a proposal for establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve.

The proposal suggests that such a Bitcoin (BTC) reserve could generate between $16 and $81 trillion in wealth for the U.S. Treasury, potentially offering a path to offset the national debt. The proposal projects digital capital markets growth from $2 trillion to $280 trillion, with U.S. investors capturing the majority stake.

The framework advocates for practical compliance measures. These include standardized disclosures and industry-led compliance protocols. At the same time, it aims to reduce issuance costs and expand market access to 40 million businesses from the current 4,000 public companies.

MicroStrategy’s addition to the Nasdaq 100, replacing IT firm Super Micro Computer, is expected to trigger buying activity from index-tracking funds. 

The company’s success is seen by its market position, trading at approximately double the net asset value of its Bitcoin holdings. This premium allows MicroStrategy to continue issuing stock above its intrinsic value, allowing more Bitcoin purchases. 

The recent developments validate the Bitcoin-focused strategy championed by Saylor. Saylor has risen as one of the most prominent advocates for Bitcoin since starting the company’s cryptocurrency investments four years ago.

According to the data from Saylortracker, the company holds 439,000 Bitcoin now, with an unrealized gain of $16 billion. MicroStrategy’s last BTC purchase was on Dec. 16, when the company purchased 15,350 coins for $1.5 billion.

MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin strategy has pushed the software company into the Nasdaq 100 index, with its market capitalization soaring to $88 billion despite holding Bitcoin worth approximately $43 billion.

MicroStrategy has successfully raised nearly $20 billion from investors in 2024 through a combination of share sales and convertible bonds. The company’s stock has witnessed a surge of over 500% this year.