Bitcoin's BIP-110 Faces Stalled Progress Amid Low Miner Support
Bitcoin's BIP-110 branch is currently stalled after only two blocks, with miner support dropping below 3%. Despite its user-activated design allowing it to progress, the lack of miner signaling raises concerns about its future viability. Discussions of a potential hard-fork fallback are ongoing as the proposal continues to face significant challenges.
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Bitcoin BIP-110 split widens as fork freezes at 2 blocks
Bitcoin’s BIP-110 branch remains frozen after two blocks, falling 111 blocks behind as miner signaling drops to zero in the new period.
Bitcoin BIP-110 enters mandatory phase at 2.53% support
Bitcoin’s BIP-110 branch stalled after two blocks and fell 98 blocks behind, after mandatory signaling began with only 2.53% miner support.
BIP-110 Bitcoin branch stalls after two blocks as gap widens
The enforcing fork remains stuck at Bitcoin’s full mining difficulty as mandatory signaling proceeds with little hashpower support.
Bitcoin’s BIP-110 enters mandatory signaling with miner support below 3%
The deployment milestone tests whether enforcing nodes can sustain the change amid limited miner signaling and discussion of a hard-fork fallback.
Why Bitcoin's BIP-110 refuses to die despite near-zero miner support
BIP-110 has attracted only a sliver of miner support, yet its user-activated design means the proposal continues toward its activation date and (most likely) beyond.