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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.
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.