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Saylor's 110-point rebuttal lands as a protocol-level debate over filtering non-monetary transactions is heating up across node operators and miners.
The client tests whether node operators can widen access to Bitcoin block space while preserving consensus and reducing reliance on private relay channels.
The proposal to throttle non-financial data was rejected, yet the block-size-war-adjacent debate over who decides Bitcoin's purpose is now baked into every future upgrade conversation.
The proposal's 55% signaling threshold and unilateral node enforcement are the real story — the dollar at stake is miner economics and institutional custody plumbing, not BTC's market cap.
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