Michael Saylor will participate in the cryptocurrency summit at the White House this Friday, with the White House reportedly planning a larger-scale event.

On March 5th, as reported by Fox reporter Eleanor Terrett, by this morning, the official invitation to the White House's Friday crypto summit had not been sent out yet. According to two sources close to the meeting preparation, the guest list will be smaller than previously anticipated and will comprise industry heavyweights like Michael Saylor. The meeting is expected to have 20 to 25 attendees in a roundtable format at the White House and will include other members of the President's Working Group on Financial Markets (PWG), thus fewer invited industry representatives. It is currently unclear who else apart from Bo Hines and David Sacks will be in attendance. However, looking back at Trump's executive order, the PWG also includes Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Commerce Secretary @howardlutnick, Attorney General @PamBondi, SEC Chairman, CFTC Chairman, and other officials. In addition, a larger, invitation-only reception is being prepared across the street from the White House, specifically for those not invited to the roundtable meeting. All arrangements are still in a state of real-time evolution and have not been 100% finalized, so there may still be changes. But this is the latest information I have received so far.