Michael Saylor expressed willingness to serve as a cryptocurrency advisor in the Trump administration
According to reports, Microstrategy CEO Michael Saylor is willing to serve as a cryptocurrency advisor in the Trump administration. However, he declined to reveal whether he has met with President Trump to discuss this topic. In a recent interview with Bloomberg, Saylor was asked about his political views and possible involvement in the upcoming government. When asked if he had met with President Trump, Saylor laughed and denied whether these contacts were ongoing. Nevertheless, when asked about the possibility of serving as a cryptocurrency advisor on an upcoming cryptocurrency advisory committee, he expressed willingness to accept this idea. "I am always willing to provide ideas for constructive digital asset policies privately or publicly; if someone invites me to be a member of some kind of digital asset advisory committee, I might do so."
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