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.
- Posted on August 8, 2026
- By Cointelegraph
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Bitcoin's BIP-110 proposal has transitioned into mandatory signaling despite receiving minimal miner adoption, currently below 3% support. This critical juncture examines whether full nodes can enforce protocol changes without overwhelming consensus from mining pools. The development raises important questions about network governance and contingency mechanisms, including potential hard-fork alternatives if traditional soft-fork deployment proves insufficient for sustainable implementation.
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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.
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