According to PANews, Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy founder, today (July 19) opposed the BIP 110 proposal, which seeks to restrict data storage uses such as inscriptions. Saylor argued that Bitcoin should maintain neutrality, open markets, and permissionless innovation rather than using consensus rules to target specific use cases.
Saylor listed 110 reasons against the proposal, emphasizing that Bitcoin should remain conservative at the base layer. He stated Bitcoin needs guardians of neutrality, not guardians of purity.