Bitcoin BIP-110 Fork Fails After Eight Hours With Only Two Blocks Mined

The BIP-110 Bitcoin fork collapsed rapidly, producing just two blocks before miner abandonment. The main chain advanced significantly, signaling a decisive rejection of the non-financial data restriction proposal.

Woofun AI reports that a Bitcoin fork triggered by BIP-110 support node rejections at block height 961,632 failed to sustain momentum. Eight hours after activation, the new chain produced only two blocks, with no evidence of continued miner participation. While the fork remained at block height 961,633, the main Bitcoin chain progressed to 961,681. BIP-110 aims to restrict non-financial data in transactions, such as Ordinals inscriptions, requiring 55% miner support over two weeks for activation. In the prior cycle, only 2.53% of blocks signaled support.