The man in control of the biggest Bitcoin corporate treasury said he shares the objectives but disagrees about the remedy detailed in the proposed temporary fork.
Cointelegraph•Cointelegraph by Robert Lakin19 Jul
Michael Saylor published 110 reasons against BIP-110, a proposed Bitcoin soft fork to restrict non-financial data embedding, citing risks to neutrality and
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team19 Jul
CoinDesk•AI Boost19 JulWith a $54 billion Bitcoin stash at a 15% paper loss, Michael Saylor hints at Strategy’s next move following a rare BTC sale.
U.Today•Gamza Khanzadaev19 JulBitcoin’s push for greater utility through BIP-110 faces growing market criticism.
AMBCrypto•Ritika Gupta19 Jul
Michael Saylor’s latest chart has renewed attention on the company’s bitcoin plans, but recent BTC sales, no purchases since June 22 and a $3 billion cash reserve leave its next transaction uncertain. Saylor’s Bitcoin Chart Arrives With Strategy’s Next Move Unclear Strategy Inc. (Nasdaq: MSTR) could resume bitcoin purchases after a buying pause, continue preserving […]
Bitcoin.com News•Kevin Helms19 Jul
The entire perception around his Sunday posts on X has shifted.
Michael Saylor opposes BIP 110, warning the Bitcoin proposal sacrifices protocol neutrality and closes future upgrade paths.
BeInCrypto•Phil Haunhorst19 Jul
Michael Saylor opposes BIP 110, saying Bitcoin should keep neutral rules and let markets and node policies govern disputed transactions now.
Michael Saylor says corporations are essential for Bitcoin to succeed as global money, citing efficiency, scale, and trust.
BeInCrypto•Phil Haunhorst19 Jul
Michael Saylor says bitcoin cannot achieve global monetary status without corporate adoption. Public companies now hold more than 1.26 million BTC, while Strategy’s financing model shows how bitcoin is being used as both a reserve asset and a source of liquidity. Saylor’s Corporate Bitcoin Thesis Meets a Concentrated Market Corporate adoption could help bitcoin develop […]
Bitcoin.com News•Kevin Helms19 Jul
Michael Saylor opposes BIP 110, warning that filtering Ordinals-style transactions politicizes Bitcoin consensus rules. Miner support sits at 0%.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team18 Jul
Strategy founder Michael Saylor published a lengthy essay Saturday rejecting BIP 110, a proposed Bitcoin softfork that would temporarily restrict several types of transactions carrying non-payment data. Saylor’s essay lists 100 numbered arguments against the proposal, which he says amounts to using Bitcoin’s consensus rules to discourage a disputed but currently valid category of transactions. […]
Bitcoin.com News•Jamie Redman18 Jul
This week’s crypto storylines mixed balance-sheet stress, regulation, venture hindsight, geopolitics, and macro sentiment. Michael Saylor built a $3 billion cash buffer around Strategy’s bitcoin stack, the CFTC backed Kalshi in its Michigan fight, and Tim Draper reflected on missing Coinbase before later joining the ride. Trump’s Iran remarks rattled oil and bitcoin, while Larry […]
Bitcoin.com News•Alex Richardson18 JulWith Strategy’s cash reserve now at $3 billion, founder Michael Saylor has named corporate adoption as a necessary condition for Bitcoin to become a global currency network. In a July 18 X post, Saylor described companies as legal structures that…
Early Uber investor Jason Calacanis says Bitcoin has a "Strategy problem," arguing that Michael Saylor's company is creating chaos.
U.Today•Alex Dovbnya17 Jul
CryptoQuant said Michael Saylor's Strategy still needs still needs clearer rules for when to buy and sell bitcoin.
The Block•Yogita Khatri17 JulMichael Saylor cites River data showing fiat currencies average 27 years, framing Bitcoin's fixed supply as the alternative.
BeInCrypto•Lockridge Okoth17 Jul
Strategy Inc. (Nasdaq: MSTR) now pairs a $3 billion U.S. dollar reserve with 843,775 BTC worth roughly $55 billion, a barbell structure executive chairman Michael Saylor is pitching as the company’s path through the bear market. A New Strategy, No Pun Intended The world’s largest corporate bitcoin holder has stopped stacking and started hoarding dollars. […]
Bitcoin.com News•Shiraz Jagati16 Jul
Peter Schiff attacked Bitcoin and Michael Saylor on July 15, predicting a slide to $20,000 (nearly 70% below current prices) and questioning MicroStrategy’s decision to sell stock rather than BTC. The economist argues that Saylor is trapped and that holders who refuse to sell today will regret it soon. Schiff Targets Strategy’s $450 Million Stock
BeInCrypto•Luis Blanco15 Jul