Saylor Slams Bitcoin Proposal with 110-Point Rebuttal

Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, has released a scathing critique of Bitcoin Improvement Proposal (BIP) 110. In a 3,700-word document, Saylor outlines 110 reasons why he believes BIP-110 is a bad idea.

The proposal, introduced in December 2025 by pseudonymous developer Dathon Ohm and endorsed by Luke Dashjr of Ocean protocol, aims to limit the amount of arbitrary data stored within Bitcoin blocks. However, Saylor argues that this approach compromises the network's foundational permissionless architecture and establishes dangerous precedents.

Saylor is particularly concerned about the reduced activation threshold from 95% to 55%, which he believes elevates the risk of blockchain fragmentation and market instability for institutional stakeholders. He also warns that limiting specific network applications could diminish aggregate transaction fee revenue, threatening miner profitability and ultimately network security.