Wu learned that the founder of Strategy, Michael Saylor, has published a document proposing a policy framework to promote the prosperity of the digital asset and AI era, calling for the establishment of five basic rights for individuals and enterprises in areas such as creating, issuing, managing, transferring, and using digital assets. Saylor suggests simplifying token financing to support the establishment of tens of millions of new businesses, allowing banks and technology platforms to issue digital dollars and participate in profit competition. At the same time, he calls on regulators to revise the stringent risk weights of up to 1,250% in the Basel Accords to remove obstacles for traditional banks to engage in Bitcoin custody and collateral lending. In addition, he advocates for a significant increase in the transaction reporting threshold of $10,000, which is already lagging behind inflation, the implementation of cross-institutional reusable identity credentials, and the establishment of a practical tax-free limit for small daily payments to support the 24/7 settlement provided by AI agents.