Debate over Bitcoin's proposed BIP-110 soft fork is intensifying as an August signaling window approaches and the risk of a network split remains in focus. Michael Saylor is pressing the network to oppose the measure, arguing that consensus rules should not discriminate between valid fee-paying transactions based on perceived intent. As first reported by The Block, Saylor published a 110-point essay on X on Saturday titled "110 Reasons BIP 110 Is a Bad Idea," urging Bitcoin participants to reject the proposal ahead of its contested activation timeline. The Strategy co-founder and executive chairman says supporters ... (full story)