#BIP110ForkFallsBehind

People with “BIP110” in their username realizing this was the most unsuccessful soft fork in the history of bitcoin.

What worries the market more than Bitcoin’s price is its inner conflict. 🌿 Today, let’s set prices aside for a governance story most retail investors miss. Bitcoin’s BIP-110 is in its final phase, yet miner support sits at just 0.89%. To lock it in, 55% is needed. Without a surge, August may bring a forced version upgrade. In simple terms: should Bitcoin cap data writes to prevent network congestion? Miners, developers, and the community are a...

With only 2.6% miner signaling, BIP-110 has failed to earn broad miner support. At block 961,632, its nodes will reject non-signaling blocks. BIP-110 will then stall or fork into irrelevance while Bitcoin continues normally. Bitcoin is working as designed.

BIP-110 activates in a couple of hours. I'm proud of every node runner and bitcoiner who chose the hard path of defending Bitcoin’s actual mission, instead of folding to the narratives and ridicule pushed by Big Bitcoin, suits and the influencer class. Standing right beside you. 🫡

Bitcoin Mechanic's latest video, he said none of the 2017 UTXO forks changed their hashing algorithm and they all kept SHA256. That's simply not true. The only ones that kept it were Bcash and BSV. Every single other one changed it. Bitcoin Diamond switched to X13. Bitcoin Private changed theirs. Bitcoin Gold went to Equihash. And there were a bunch more. That's really the only way you can fork away from Bitcoin: either change the hashing algorithm and compete against it, lower the difficulty and become a much less secure chain, or merge mine.. I don't know if you just didn't know that or if you're trying to set a narrative and confuse people into thinking something happened in 2017 that never happened, like you've been doing this whole time. Time's up. - love MrHodl

🚨JUST IN: $BTC Core developer Luke Dashjr says changing Bitcoin's proof-of-work is "the only option" if BIP 110 fails. Critics warn if six mining pools can block the proposal, Bitcoin's decentralization is "effectively lost." Meanwhile, Bitcoin briefly topped $65,340, its highest since July 27, before pulling back near $65,000.

🚨BREAKING: Luke (@LukeDashjr) is reporting Bitcoin miners to the FBI for BIP-110 losing the attempt at a hostile takeover.

BIP-110 activates in a couple of hours. I'm proud of every node runner and bitcoiner who chose the hard path of defending Bitcoin’s actual mission, instead of folding to the narratives and ridicule pushed by Big Bitcoin, suits and the influencer class. Standing right beside you. 🫡#PayrollsDropCPIFocus #AIMemoryStressTest #SpaceXUnlockRebound