Strategy's Michael Saylor Makes 110-Point Case Against Bitcoin's BIP-110
The Strategy chairman argued that the soft fork is a 'bad idea,' warning that it would cause more harm than the problem it aims to solve.
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Strategy’s Michael Saylor argues against Bitcoin’s BIP-110 proposal, calling it a ‘bad idea’
Michael Saylor published 110 reasons against BIP-110, arguing the proposed Bitcoin soft fork th...
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