勞拉·特朗普遇到比特幣公牛塞勒

福克斯新聞撰稿人拉拉·特朗普（Lara Trump） - 美國總統唐納德·特朗普（Donald Trump）的兒子埃里克·特朗普（Eric Trump）的妻子拉拉·特朗普（Lara Trump）

Fox News host Lara Trump interviewed Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy, on the role of Bitcoin in the global financial landscape.

福克斯新聞主持人拉拉·特朗普（Lara Trump）採訪了Microstrategy首席執行官Michael Saylor，涉及比特幣在全球金融景觀中的作用。

Often called a “Bitcoin bull,” Saylor discussed his initial skepticism toward BTC and what ultimately led him to bet on it as digital gold. He also provided a vision for how wider adoption could reshape economic systems, both in the U.S. and internationally.

塞勒經常被稱為“比特幣公牛”，討論了他對BTC的最初懷疑，最終導致他將其押注為數字黃金。他還為在美國和國際上如何重塑經濟體系如何重塑經濟體系提供了願景。

Trump met Saylor at the White House Crypto Summit in May, where the administration outlined its priorities in advancing digital asset technologies.

特朗普在5月的白宮加密峰會上與塞勒會面，政府在推進數字資產技術方面概述了其優先事項。

Their discussion began with Trump asking Saylor how he came to introduce the Bitcoin standard at his company.

他們的討論始於特朗普詢問塞勒（Saylor）如何在公司中介紹比特幣標準。

Saylor said he first encountered Bitcoin in 2013 and thought it was “an oddity.” But in 2020, with his company facing an “existential crisis,” he turned to Bitcoin as a means to preserve and potentially grow corporate value.

塞勒說，他在2013年首次遇到比特幣，並認為這是“奇怪的”。但是在2020年，由於他的公司面臨“生存危機”，他轉向比特幣，以保留和潛在地增長公司價值。

“I realized I was either going to have a fast death or a slow death or I needed to take a risk and transform the business. So what we did is we looked around for something like digital gold that we could purchase on our company’s balance sheet that would save the company and give us a future.”

“我意識到自己要么要快死亡，要么死亡緩慢，或者我需要冒險並改變業務。因此，我們所做的是環顧四周，可以在公司的資產負債表上購買的數字黃金之類的東西，這些黃金可以節省公司並為我們帶來未來。”

At a time when global markets faced considerable uncertainty, Saylor decided to pivot MicroStrategy’s strategy to focus on Bitcoin.

在全球市場面臨相當大的不確定性的時候，塞勒決定將MicroStrategy的戰略轉移到比特幣上。

This move was driven by a belief that the standard fiat-based financial system did not offer sufficient protection against economic shocks.

這一舉動是由一種信念驅動的，即標準的基於菲亞特的金融體系沒有提供足夠的保護防止經濟衝擊。

“We’re used to having the dollar, the euro, the yen, and the yuan. But they’re all backed by governments and they can become unstable. We’re also used to having gold, silver, platinum, and palladium, but it’s limited in terms of portability. Can you imagine if we had a digital gold that was so superior to anything that’s ever been made that it threatened to destroy the existing financial system?”

“我們習慣於擁有美元，歐元，日元和元。但是它們都得到了政府的支持，它們可能會變得不穩定。我們還習慣於擁有黃金，銀，鉑和鈀，但在便攜性方面受到限制。您能想像我們是否擁有一種數字黃金，它比曾經被製造的任何東西都優於摧毀現有的金融體系？”

Saylor explained that Bitcoin is an asset with a fixed supply—capped at 21 million coins—and it offers portability and verifiable ownership through decentralized networks.

Saylor解釋說，比特幣是具有固定供應的資產（限制為2100萬個硬幣），它通過分散的網絡提供可移植性和可驗證的所有權。

“How do you make gold better? You make it digital so I can send it from New York to Tokyo in a few minutes. It’s the hardest money in history. It’s the best savings technology in history. It’s the greatest investment trust in history. It’s the most perfect asset in history. There’s only 21 million bitcoins—21 million forever. You can take it with you. Nobody can take it away from you.”

“您如何使黃金更好？您將其製作數字化，因此我可以在幾分鐘內將其從紐約發送到東京。這是歷史上最艱難的錢。這是歷史上最好的儲蓄技術。這是歷史上最大的投資信任。這是歷史上最完美的資產。永遠只有2100萬比特幣 - 永遠有2000萬比特幣。你可以隨身攜帶。沒有人可以將其從您身上帶走。”

He said that Bitcoin functions less like a speculative investment and more like a savings vehicle—similar to putting money in a bank, but without intermediaries who can freeze or withhold funds.

他說，比特幣的功能不像投機性投資，更像是一輛儲蓄工具，例如將錢投入銀行，而是沒有可以凍結或扣留資金的中介機構。

“What if you just wanted to take your life savings and put it into a bank in cyberspace that promises to never freeze your funds, it isn’t run by humans, it’s run by incorruptible software?”

“如果您只是想節省生命並將其放入網絡空間中，該銀行有望永遠不會凍結您的資金，它不是由人類經營的，它是由廉潔的軟件運行的？”

Saylor said that the creation of Bitcoin by pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto was a reaction to the great financial crisis of 2008–2009, when trust in traditional banking and government-backed currencies wavered.

塞勒說，偽nakamoto的偽薩托西（Satoshi Nakamoto）創建比特幣是對2008 - 2009年巨大的金融危機的反應，當時對傳統銀行和政府支持的貨幣的信任激發了。

He added that earlier attempts at creating digital currencies like Beanie Babies or tulips in the 17th century all failed because they were easily copyable. But Bitcoin’s code, open-source and viewable by anyone, has stood the test of time.

他補充說，早先嘗試在17世紀創建像豆豆嬰兒或鬱金香這樣的數字貨幣的嘗試都失敗了，因為它們很容易複製。但是，比特幣的代碼是任何人的開源和可見的，已經經受了時間的考驗。

“It’s the best minds in the world over 14 years and nobody has been able to copy it. It’s the greatest capital gains trade in the history of the world if you bought it when it began and it’s still trading at over 80,000.”

“這是世界上14年以來世界上最好的頭腦，沒有人能夠複製它。如果您在開始時購買，並且仍在80,000多個交易時，這是世界歷史上最大的資本收益貿易。”

Lara Trump then asked Saylor how he chose Bitcoin out of the many cryptocurrencies available.

拉拉·特朗普隨後問塞勒如何從可用的許多加密貨幣中選擇比特幣。

“When I first started looking for digital gold I saw there were 10,000 different crypto networks. Which one would I choose? What’s the winner? What’s the safe one? The one that’s tested by adversity, tested by time, tested by the best minds in the world?”

“當我第一次開始尋找數字黃金時，我看到有10,000個不同的加密網絡。我會選擇哪一個？贏家是什麼？什麼是安全的？由逆境測試的那個，按時間測試，由世界上最好的頭腦測試？”

Saylor said the largest, most valuable one appears to be bitcoin.

塞勒說，最大，最有價值的是比特幣。

“Had it been copied? Can it be copied? Well, it had been copied 10,000 times and they had all failed.”

“它被複製了嗎？可以復制嗎？好吧，它已經復制了10,000次，他們都失敗了。”

He said that makes bitcoin the “secure choice” due to its market dominance and transparent monetary policy.

他說，這使得比特幣成為市場優勢和透明的貨幣政策，成為“安全的選擇”。

He also highlighted the singular moment when its creator, Nakamoto, effectively disappeared, relinquishing any claim to control or ownership.

他還強調了奇異的時刻，當時它的創作者中村有效地消失了，放棄了任何控製或所有權的主張。

“It is my gift. It is sovereign money.”

“這是我的禮物。這是主權金錢。”

Saylor’s appearance at the White House Crypto Summit was also a focal point of the interview.

塞勒在白宮加密峰會上的出現也是採訪的重點。

Saylor said the summit was crucial in guiding U.S. policy to embrace emerging digital asset technologies.

塞勒說，峰會對於指導美國採用新興數字資產技術的政策至關重要。

“If we want to make America great again, we have to do it with creativity, with imagination, with innovation

“如果我們想使美國再次變得偉大，我們必須通過創造力，想像力和創新來做到這一點