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Saylor Warns Bitcoin’s Greatest Threat Comes From Within the Network

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4 outlets - including Coinedition, Crypto-economy and Crypto and 1 more - are covering this story. Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor argued that Bitcoin’s biggest risk is no longer governments, regulators or competing cryptocurrencies. Instead, he said the greatest danger comes from changes to Bitcoin’s own consensus rules as de…

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Michael Saylor Says Bitcoin’s Greatest Threat Comes From Within
CoinEdition Jul 29, 11:46 UTC

Michael Saylor Says Bitcoin’s Greatest Threat Comes From Within

Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor argued that Bitcoin’s biggest risk is no longer governments, regulators or competing cryptocurrencies. Instead, he said the greatest danger comes from changes to Bitcoin’s own consensus rules as de…

Crypto Economy Jul 28, 22:51 UTC

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Bitcoin’s biggest risk comes from within, Saylor warns
Crypto.news Jul 28, 21:51 UTC

Bitcoin’s biggest risk comes from within, Saylor warns

Michael Saylor has warned that changes to Bitcoin’s consensus rules pose a greater long-term threat than rival cryptocurrencies, governments, or external competition. Saylor warns against capturing Bitcoin consensus Strategy Executive Chair…

Saylor Warns Bitcoin’s Greatest Threat Comes From Within the Network
Bitcoin World Jul 28, 17:30 UTC

Saylor Warns Bitcoin’s Greatest Threat Comes From Within the Network

BitcoinWorld Saylor Warns Bitcoin’s Greatest Threat Comes From Within the Network Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy and a prominent Bitcoin advocate, has warned that the cryptocurrency’s biggest challenge is not external regulation or mar…