BIP-110 Temporary Soft Fork Faces Miner Resistance, Triggers Minor Fork
En resumen
BIP-110, a proposed temporary soft fork limiting arbitrary data in Bitcoin transactions, has entered its mandatory signaling window but faces resistance from miners, resulting in a minor fork with little support.
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Por qué importa
BIP-110 aims to temporarily restrict arbitrary data in Bitcoin transactions to mitigate potential misuse.
BIP-110, a proposed temporary soft fork restricting some uses of arbitrary data in Bitcoin transactions, entered its mandatory-signaling window with miners producing 59 consecutive non-signaling blocks. Nodes enforcing the proposal were left on a two-block branch, 57 blocks behind Bitcoin’s dominant proof-of-work chain. As of 6:34 a.m. UTC on Aug. 9, direct explorer data put the dominant chain at block 961,690, while the BIP-110 enforcing branch remained at 961,633. Its latest block was roughly eight hours and 45 minutes old. [...] The zero-of-59 result establishes a clear absence of dominant-chain signaling to date while leaving the final outcome open. So far, the deadline has produced a measurable minority fork with little observed mining support, while the Coinbase and Kraken status feeds showed normal Bitcoin operations.
Qué observar
Perspectiva de IA — posibilidades, no hechos
BIP-110 may not be activated due to insufficient miner support.
Probable · En semanas
Preguntas abiertas
- Will BIP-110 gain sufficient support in the remaining signaling window?
