Michael Saylor: Bitcoin Code Is a Constitution, Changes Are Attacks on 'Economic Rights'
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Michael Saylor emphasizes that any changes to Bitcoin's code, including covenants, larger blocks, and base-layer modifications, are considered constitutional offenses, likening the code to a constitution. He is fiercely opposed to any alterations, viewing them as attacks on economic rights. This stance solidifies his position as a strong advocate for Bitcoin's current form, impacting its potential for growth and adoption.
The Strategy chairman's latest thread extends his war far beyond BIP-110: now covenants, larger blocks, and any base-layer change are all the same "constitutional offense."