BIP-110 would temporarily impose seven new Bitcoin consensus restrictions on large data pushes, Taproot constructions and other script features. With block 961,632 projected for approximately August 9, miner signaling remains near zero, while Michael Saylor and Adam Back have publicly opposed the proposal—but weak dominant-chain support does not eliminate the possibility of a disruptive minority fork. At 08:34 UTC on July 13, 2026, Bitcoin stood at block 957,822, leaving 3,810 blocks before BIP-110’s mandatory-signaling window begins at block 961,632. At...
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