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Michael Saylor raises concerns about the potential impact of BIP 110 on Bitcoin. He warns that the proposed consensus change could set a precedent by invalidating currently valid, fee-paying transactions, framing this as a more significant danger than spam on the network.
Saylor argues that attention should be focused on more pressing threats to Bitcoin rather than on disputes over spam.
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Saylor has previously addressed Bitcoin's market challenges, noting in October 2022 that a price decline left Strategy with debt outpacing its BTC and cash holdings. He later discussed Bitcoin and digital credit at a Goldman Sachs conference in London. His latest remarks follow these earlier evaluations of risk and capital structure in the digital asset space.