A notable assessment has emerged suggesting that Bitcoin’s growth over the next 10 years will depend more on the direction of capital flows than on changes to the protocol. Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, argued that Bitcoin’s future will be shaped around two key elements: minimizing protocol changes as much as possible, and further expansion of capital markets.
According to Saylor, Bitcoin’s strongest feature is that its rules cannot be arbitrarily changed. Therefore, Saylor states that Bitcoin’s base layer will operate with a more conservative approach in the future, requiring a much higher threshold of proof and consensus for any changes to the protocol.
According to him, financial solutions such as payment systems, credit, lending, and yield products can be built on top of Bitcoin; however, the core protocol needs to remain as stable as possible.
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