According to a report from CoinWorld, Michael Saylor stated in an interview that, "Bitcoin Core v30 is extremely conservative regarding protocol changes. We must remain extremely conservative when modifying the Bitcoin protocol. Any changes to the protocol should be made with great caution. We must ensure global consensus. When all eight billion people in the world reach a consensus that quantum computing poses a threat, I believe we should upgrade the network. But if only half of the community thinks this is a good idea while the other half opposes it, then I think we should slow down. These changes must be very, very cautious. In my opinion, the essence of Bitcoin is a currency protocol, and its lack of rapid changes and frequent iterations is precisely its advantage, not a defect. I believe the way to ruin a good thing is to assume that it will fail if new features are constantly added. So I do not belong to the camp that is eager to continually add new features to Bitcoin."