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Bitcoin BIP-110 Proposal Shows Minimal Support Among Miners
A Bitcoin proposal to restrict non-financial data in transactions has garnered extremely limited backing from the mining community.
Miner support for the BIP-110 proposal remains extremely low. In the previous 2,016-block period, only 51 blocks signaled support for the proposal, representing just 2.53% of miners. The proposal requires 1,109 signaling blocks—or 55%—to reach its activation threshold.
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