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Sign InIn a move reflecting growing tensions over the future of Bitcoin's protocol development, Michael Saylor and Adam Back have publicly voiced their opposition to the BIP-110 proposal. Both figures warned that the proposal poses a direct threat to the decentralization model that underpins the network's security. This opposition emerges amid a broad downturn in Ordinals transaction activity over the last two years, raising questions about the necessity of such technical adjustments at this time.
These stances occur within a broader debate on how the network handles non-financial data, with critics arguing that BIP-110 could inadvertently grant centralized authority to specific entities. Compared to other mining and service-related firms, MicroStrategy (MSTR) has seen price volatility reflecting investor sensitivity to Bitcoin ecosystem developments, with the company reaching record market valuations earlier this year driven by its aggressive accumulation strategy, per market data.
Regarding market performance, MSTR shares closed at $94.64 (close July 10, 2026), with the price fluctuating between a low of $93.35 and a high of $100.12 during the session. Traders are now monitoring for further comments from Core Developers regarding the proposal, as well as the upcoming Fed Waller speech on July 6, 2026, which may impact risk appetite for digital assets and related equities.