Saylor opposes BIP-110 as Bitcoin heads toward an August soft-fork showdown

Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor published a 110-point argument against BIP-110, a proposed temporary soft fork intended to restrict certain data-heavy Bitcoin transactions. He argues that the proposal would compromise transaction neutrality and create a censorship precedent. The proposal reportedly bundles seven consensus restrictions and uses a 55% miner-signaling threshold, leaving adoption and chain-split risk unresolved.