BIP-110 backers are aiming for a Sept. 1 launch of a separate BLAKE2b Bitcoin fork, but miner support is thin, infrastructure backing is missing, and replay risks linger. BTC itself stays unchanged unless this breakaway chain finds real traction.
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Samson Mow says the backlash over BIP-110 wasn’t accidental, blaming Bitcoin Core’s handling of the OP_RETURN debate for fueling the blowup. At stake is a bigger fight over whether Bitcoin should stay money-first or tolerate more on-chain data.
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Luke Dashjr has reportedly been removed from Bitcoin’s BIP editorial team amid a murky dispute tied to BIP-110. The move doesn’t affect Bitcoin consensus, but it does spotlight the power and politics behind the protocol’s proposal process.
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune has set a Sept. 15 cloture vote on the CLARITY Act, putting U.S. crypto market structure on the clock. Meanwhile, BTC flows, a BIP-110 fork split, and fresh security incidents show the industry still has plenty of chaos to clean up.
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Bitcoin’s BIP-110 enforcement branch has barely moved past two blocks while the main chain keeps racing ahead, a sign the fork is struggling to win miner backing. With replay risk still hanging over users, the split looks more like a stress test than a serious takeover.
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Bitcoin ETFs just posted a huge week of inflows even as the CLARITY Act gets bogged down in Senate limbo and the BIP-110 fork sputters out with almost no miner support. Wall Street wants Bitcoin; Washington still can’t get its act together.
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Bitcoin BIP-110 has pushed a subset of nodes onto a minority chain after they rejected a non-signaling block, reviving a blunt Bitcoin governance fight over who gets to define valid block space. With miner support still under 3%, the split looks more fragile than fatal.
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Bitcoin’s BIP-110 has entered its signaling phase, but miner support is still barely above 2%, setting up a tense battle over whether Bitcoin should restrict certain non-financial transaction data. Supporters are betting on a user-activated soft fork, and a chain split is on the table.
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Bitcoin’s BIP-110 is stirring a real governance fight: supporters want to curb arbitrary data on-chain, while critics warn a split could expose holders to replay attacks if miner backing stays weak. With support still far below the 55% threshold, it’s far from settled.
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Bitcoin’s BIP-110 fight is looking less like miner consensus and more like a governance soap opera, with support stuck around 2.5% and Michael Saylor calling lock-in “mathematically unreachable.” The clash is really over Bitcoin’s purpose, data limits, and who gets to steer the protocol.
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