Saylor Says Bitcoin Reserve Support Is Growing in Both Parties

Michael Saylor says support for Bitcoin reserves is climbing on both sides of the American political aisle. The bitcoin advocate pointed to growing backing among Republicans and Democrats alike, according to WatcherGuru. The remark went out as a straight-up claim about momentum, not a policy rollout.

Saylor has spent years as one of the loudest corporate voices in crypto and serves as executive chairman of Strategy, the company formerly known as MicroStrategy. A strategic bitcoin reserve — the government holding bitcoin as an asset — has been a live talking point in Washington. Saylor's read: that idea is no longer a one-party curiosity.

That matters because a reserve would put the U.S. government directly on the bitcoin balance sheet rather than just talking about it. Bipartisan framing is the kind of signal that turns a slogan into something lawmakers feel safe repeating. Saylor didn't name names, cite numbers or point to any specific bill.

So the next move belongs to the politicians, not the pitchman. Watch for lawmakers picking up the language — and eventually for actual legislation with dollar figures attached. For now, Saylor's message is simple: the audience for a bitcoin reserve is getting wider.