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Mr Hodl argues BIP110’s 55% activation threshold constitutes an attack on Bitcoin’s network, contrasting it with SegWit's 95% threshold, and says proving Bitcoin can be co-opted by a slim majority would be catastrophic for its value proposition.
Mr Hodl contends Bitcoin has no singular community but a fragmented ecosystem of traders, miners, and various online groups, arguing that the concept of a unified 'Bitcoin community' is a misleading narrative used by BIP110 proponents.
Mr Hodl recounts the 2017 UASF for SegWit, noting it had overwhelming economic support and was a response to miners weaponizing BIP9, a scenario he argues is fundamentally different from BIP110's lack of broad backing.
Mr Hodl expresses skepticism about the exact size of MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings, questioning whether it truly owns the reported 850,000 BTC and criticizing its lack of a public proof of reserves.
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