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BIP-110 fork attempt collapses after two blocks
A proposed Bitcoin fork failed quickly, but backers plan a fresh effort targeting September 1 with a proof-of-work modification and separate token.
An attempt to fork Bitcoin via BIP-110 ended after producing only two blocks. The initiative's supporters have now set their sights on September 1 as a target date for implementing a proof-of-work protocol change and launching a breakaway cryptocurrency based on the new rules.
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