Strategy founder and Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor stated in his speech at the Bitcoin for Corporations conference that the future of programmable digital credit will be deployed on blockchain platforms such as Solana and Ethereum.
This announcement caused a major stir in the cryptocurrency ecosystem and quickly spread through a video clip shared on Solana’s official X account.
In her presentation, Saylor noted that digital credit, unlike traditional financial instruments, is programmable in various sizes.
Saylor stated that programming digital lending is not just a technical feature, but rather means transforming lending into various forms. In the relevant part of his speech, he said the following:
“Programmable means you can create credit and convert it into a token, a private fund, a public fund, an ETF, an ETP. I can create a bank account, I can create a crypto account. Then I put it on a platform: NASDAQ, the London Stock Exchange, Solana, Ethereum, Binance, Coinbase Base. I can put it on Aladdin, I can put it on Fidelity’s mutual fund system. I can offer it through Morgan Stanley or JP Morgan’s private wealth management system, through the Merrill Lynch system. There are tons of different platforms.”
*This is not investment advice.