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BIP-110 Bitcoin Fork Stalls After Producing Just Two Blocks in Eight Hours
A proposed Bitcoin fork has ground to a halt, with its chain falling far behind the main network due to insufficient mining support and inherited difficulty settings.
The BIP-110 fork diverged from Bitcoin's main chain when nodes rejected a block lacking the proposal's required signaling. Within eight hours, the breakaway chain had advanced to block 961,633 while Bitcoin reached 961,681, leaving the fork severely lagging. The split occurred after a block was mined without BIP-110 signaling support, which standard Bitcoin nodes accepted but fork nodes rejected. An alternative branch subsequently emerged, but faces critical obstacles including inherited mining difficulty that is incompatible with the limited hashpower supporting it.
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