Saylor urges Bitcoin to reject BIP-110 in 110-point essay as soft fork’s August showdown approaches

- Saylor’s pen is mightier than the sword, or at least more exhausting. He’s drafting an 110-point essay to kill BIP-110, a soft fork proposal that would have tethered Bitcoin’s price to gold. Because nothing says "digital gold" like being held hostage by a metal bar mined by people who still use physical hands. Strategy is watching this August showdown with the intensity of a meat wallet guarding a single satoshi. If BIP-110 passes, Bitcoin becomes a glorified ledger for precious metals; if it fails, we keep our chaotic, unpegged freedom. Saylor wants stability, but stability is just another word for boredom in this market. Let the bureaucrats fight over pegs while we stack sats. Where's my cut?