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The BIP-110 fork lacks sufficient mining support to remain viable, with only 0.15% of Bitcoin's hashpower directing blocks to the minority chain while the dominant chain retains 99.85% of network hash power.

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Too little corroboration in the last 3 days to call a trend (1 article). Watching for it to gain traction.

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≈ RELATED The BIP-110 minority fork faces structural difficulty in advancing because it inherited the same mining difficulty target as the dominant chain while losing most mining power, potentially requiring 25 years to reach its first difficulty adjustment. NEUTRAL BTC ≈ RELATED BIP-110 Miner Support Deficit NEUTRAL BTC ≈ RELATED BIP-110 activation would create a chain split with non-signaling miners, posing real risks to miners who adopt it without clear network consensus. BEARISH BTC ≈ RELATED BIP-110 Soft Fork Consensus Conflict BEARISH BTC ≈ RELATED The Bitcoin network will strengthen through the rejection of overly restrictive consensus changes like BIP110, as demonstrated by miner and ecosystem opposition. BULLISH BTC ≈ RELATED BIP-110 Chain Split Risk BEARISH BTC
SOURCE EVIDENCE

"Michael Saylor seized on that weakness Sunday. In an X post, the Strategy executive chairman said "about 99.85% of Bitcoin's hashpower stayed with Bitcoin" and called the result decisive."

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