TLDR: Michael Saylor discusses the importance of thoughtful and principled Bitcoin development, emphasizing the need for conservatism in protocol changes to ensure network security and integrity.
"I'm quite the optimist. I actually think that Bitcoin is gonna succeed. It is succeeding. It's succeeding as fast as it could reasonably succeed, and we ought to try to avoid the tendency to f with it."
"I think when you're inserting stuff in the protocol, whether it's SegWit, whether it's Taproot, whether it's the next, it should outlast any politician, and it should outlast any government."
Michael Saylor's discussion highlights the importance of thoughtful and conservative Bitcoin development to ensure the network's security and integrity. He emphasizes the need for community consensus, political sensitivity, and a cautious approach to protocol changes to maintain Bitcoin's success and longevity.
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