Michael Saylor argues that a new proposal, BIP-110, to temporarily block "spam" data from the Bitcoin blockchain would undermine the network's neutrality and create a dangerous precedent for censorship.
Bitcoin’s push for greater utility through BIP-110 faces growing market criticism.
July 19, 2026, 3:00 pmFor two decades, the American investor essentially got a free insurance policy. When equities fell, Treasuries rallied, and the loss on one side of the portfolio was partly covered by the gain on the other.
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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.
Kraken launches USD-settled, cash-settled Bitcoin and Ethereum options requiring no crypto collateral, targeting institutional traders starting July 16.
Bitcoin mining was once reserved for people with the technical knowledge to build mining rigs, access cheap electricity, and maintain specialized hardware.
A trader opened a 20x long position in 12,000 ETH, worth approximately $22.4 million.
Cooling holder losses support a higher low, but weak spot demand leaves Bitcoin below its first major recovery test near $69,000.
Michael Saylor opposes BIP 110, warning the Bitcoin proposal sacrifices protocol neutrality and closes future upgrade paths.
Hackers briefly disabled the official website of Kenyan President William Ruto on July 18, demanded a ransom of five bitcoins and threatened to leak unspecified data if not paid.
Bitcoin's on-chain data reveals whether demand is strong enough to sustain the current recovery.
Bitcoin miners are pursuing over $70 billion in AI data center contracts as AI revenue is projected to reach 70% of total miner income by end of 2026.
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