BIP-110 signaling begins at block 961,632 with miners backing it at just 2.5%
Signaling for Bitcoin Improvement Proposal (BIP)-110 has begun, but only 2.5% of miners are currently supporting it, far below the 55% required for activation. The proposal aims to temporarily limit non-financial data on the network. Prominent figures like Michael Saylor and Adam Back have publicly opposed it, and its advocates are framing it as a user-activated soft fork (UASF) to bypass miner consensus.
- Entities
- Topic: User-Activated Soft Fork
- Person: Michael Saylor
- Company: Blockstream
- Topic: Network Governance
- Person: Adam Back
- Topic: Blockchain Technology
- Topic: Bitcoin Improvement Proposal
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