Michael Saylor Opposes BIP 110 on July 19, Argues Bitcoin Should Remain Neutral and Permissionless

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According to PANews, MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor opposed BIP 110, a proposal to restrict data storage uses such as inscriptions, on July 19. Saylor published 110 reasons against the proposal, arguing that Bitcoin should maintain neutrality, open markets, and permissionless innovation rather than enforce specific use restrictions through consensus rules. He emphasized that Bitcoin should remain conservative at the base layer and requires guardians of neutrality, not purity.
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