Yes, disclosed investor in Citrea's 14M round alongside Peter Thiel's fund. Also co-founder & CSO of Casa.io.
Citrea's Clementine bridge requires 144 bytes. BIP-110 caps OP_RETURN at 83 bytes.
But it's bigger than just Citrea: Core v30's "unlimited data" policy enables the entire "Bitcoin as a platform" ecosystem Lopp is building. Casa doesn't custody bytes - they custody BTC, ETH, USDC. The endgame? Casa integrating Citrea-style L2s while selling you "sovereign" multisig tools.
BIP-110 kills the infrastructure his portfolio needs. He's not "educating" you - he's defending his dual investments (Citrea equity + Casa valuation) from a policy change that would force them back to expensive, UTXO-bloating workarounds.
"Investor relations" dressed up as "technical guide." Disclose harder.
