Michael Saylor returns to emphasize the theme of ossification of Bitcoin and raises the level of alert: changing the protocol is not a detail, but a potential threat to the entire ecosystem. His stance is clear: fewer modifications, more stability. His observations have been reported by industry publications and protocol analysts and enter the broader debate that starts from the Bitcoin whitepaper.
According to data collected by node operators and on-chain monitoring reports, the use of additional payloads beyond 80 bytes has shown, in laboratory tests and permissive configurations, a measurable increase in mempool load and peer-to-peer traffic. For example, 50 additional bytes per transaction on 100,000 transactions generate about 5 MB of extra data; on a daily and monthly scale, this can translate into hundreds of megabytes or several gigabytes additional depending on the usage rate. Industry analysts note that such increases, while not impacting consensus, can raise the
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