Saylor Seeks Bitcoin Reformation Amid Institutional Push

Michael Saylor, a prominent figure in the Bitcoin community, is calling for a 'Bitcoin Reformation' to move beyond its founding-era orthodoxy. He advocates for integrating Bitcoin with institutions such as banks, corporations, and governments, while preserving core principles like fixed supply and open participation.

Saylor argues that self-custody should be a choice, not a requirement, and supports institutional adoption to expand Bitcoin's reach to users who won't hold private keys. This shift aims to make Bitcoin more inclusive and practical within modern financial systems without displacing fiat currencies.