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BIP-110 Chain Falls Behind as Hashpower Support Lags

The proposal’s mandatory-signaling window runs through block 963,647, with enforcing nodes rejecting blocks that do not set version bit 4.

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The proposal’s mandatory-signaling window runs through block 963,647, with enforcing nodes rejecting blocks that do not set version bit 4.

BIP-110 Chain Falls Behind as Hashpower Support Lags

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Written by

Ezra Reguerra

staff writer

Reviewed by

Robert Lakin

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Written by

Ezra Reguerra

staff writer

Reviewed by

Robert Lakin

staff editor

BIP-110 Bitcoin branch stalls after two blocks as gap widens

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Aug 9, 2026

The enforcing fork remains stuck at Bitcoin’s full mining difficulty as mandatory signaling proceeds with little hashpower support.

Bitcoin’s BIP-110-enforcing branch stalled at block 961,633 on Sunday after producing only two blocks, while the non-enforcing chain advanced to 961,721, widening the gap to 88 blocks.

According

to the BIP-110 monitor, updated at 10:19 am UTC, the branch’s latest block had been mined about 12 hours earlier. Ocean records

show

that a pseudonymous mining group called Roughnecks produced the branch’s first two blocks using Ocean’s Decentralized Alternative Templates for Universal Mining (DATUM) mining protocol.

The divergence began after BIP-110

entered mandatory signaling at block 961,632

on Saturday. Only 51 of the preceding 2,016 blocks, or 2.53%, signaled support. During this window, BIP-110 nodes reject blocks that do not signal through version bit 4, while ordinary Bitcoin nodes accept both signaling and non-signaling blocks.

Under the

proposal

, mandatory signaling continues through block 963,647. The enforcing branch must mine through the remainder of the 2,016-block adjustment period before its difficulty can adjust, making progress slow without substantially more hashpower.

BIP-110 has faced opposition from prominent Bitcoin advocates. Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor said he shared the proposal’s objectives but argued that its approach

threatened Bitcoin’s neutral rules

and consensus.

Blockstream CEO Adam Back warned that the consensus-level change could

damage Bitcoin’s credibility

and potentially make certain unspent transaction outputs unspendable.

Related:

Bitcoin nodes running BIP-110 crosses 2% as spam wars heat up

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