Saylor: Regulators are better positioned than Congress to advance, rather than restrict, digital rights in the digital asset space.
Saylor stated on Tuesday at the Bitcoin Policy's "Freedom Tech Washington Summit" that individuals and companies need a digital bill of rights, not a bill of restrictions. He believes regulators are better equipped than Congress to advance these rights. Saylor also discussed topics such as digital asset classification, the growth path from $3 trillion to $100 trillion, digital tokens and capital formation, stablecoins, yield, competition, and Bitcoin's role as digital capital.
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