Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, wrote against BIP 110

On 19 July, the founder of Strategy, Michael Saylor, published a long article entitled 110 Reasons BIP 110 Is a Bad Idea, which publicly rejected the BIP 110 proposal to limit the use of data storage, including inscriptions. Saylor stated that, while some inscriptions, tokens or documents might be worthless or even fraudulent, it was another matter whether their existence should be limited by modifying the consensus rule. Saylor argued that Bitcoin was not in a position to judge the use of data, that the agreement should be neutral, and that controversial transactions should be determined by the fees market, nodes and miners ' strategies, rather than prohibited through consensus. He stated that Bitcoin did not need a guardian of purity, but a guardian of neutrality。