Michael Saylor发布110点文章反对比特币BIP-110
2026-07-20 11:14
Michael Saylor: Publishes 110-Point Article Opposing Bitcoin BIP-110
Odaily Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has published a 110-point article opposing the proposed Bitcoin soft fork BIP-110. BIP-110 plans to tighten Bitcoin's consensus rules within approximately one year, restricting the technology used to embed arbitrary data, targeting non-financial data such as Ordinals and inscriptions.
Michael Saylor stated that BIP-110 would invalidate currently valid transactions that pay fees through consensus changes, and argued that Bitcoin cannot distinguish data intent. He believes that incorporating restrictions on specific use cases into the consensus layer would set a governance precedent; while the specific restrictions would expire after about a year, the precedent would not disappear.
He also opposed the proposal's activation design, noting that it reduces the miner signaling threshold from 95%, used in earlier soft forks, to 55%, while eliminating the option that typically allows proposals to expire naturally. A proposal tracking dashboard shows current signaling support is below 1%.
The mandatory signaling window for BIP-110 is set to open in August, with a target activation date around September 1st. Michael Saylor's stance aligns with Blockstream CEO Adam Back, Casa's Jameson Lopp, and Bitcoin proponent Samson Mow, while opponents include developer Luke Dashjr and the Bitcoin Knots camp.
Odaily Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has published a 110-point article opposing the proposed Bitcoin soft fork BIP-110. BIP-110 plans to tighten Bitcoin's consensus rules within approximately one year, restricting the technology used to embed arbitrary data, targeting non-financial data such as Ordinals and inscriptions.
Michael Saylor stated that BIP-110 would invalidate currently valid transactions that pay fees through consensus changes, and argued that Bitcoin cannot distinguish data intent. He believes that incorporating restrictions on specific use cases into the consensus layer would set a governance precedent; while the specific restrictions would expire after about a year, the precedent would not disappear.
He also opposed the proposal's activation design, noting that it reduces the miner signaling threshold from 95%, used in earlier soft forks, to 55%, while eliminating the option that typically allows proposals to expire naturally. A proposal tracking dashboard shows current signaling support is below 1%.
The mandatory signaling window for BIP-110 is set to open in August, with a target activation date around September 1st. Michael Saylor's stance aligns with Blockstream CEO Adam Back, Casa's Jameson Lopp, and Bitcoin proponent Samson Mow, while opponents include developer Luke Dashjr and the Bitcoin Knots camp.
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