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Bitcoin forks that restrict data-heavy features like Ordinals and token standards face adoption challenges and may fail to gain meaningful network support.

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≈ RELATED Imposing temporary protocol restrictions through contentious forks violates Bitcoin's core principle of neutrality and permissionless innovation, risking governance precedent. NEUTRAL BTC ⇄ CROSS-ASSET Ethereum's Hegotá upgrade will strengthen network censorship resistance through fork-choice enforced inclusion lists, enhancing the protocol's robustness. BULLISH ETH ≈ RELATED BIP-110 Soft Fork Consensus Conflict BEARISH BTC ≈ RELATED Attempts to restrict Bitcoin transaction types through consensus rule changes will ultimately fail because users can continue encoding data in alternative ways regardless of protocol restrictions. NEUTRAL BTC ≈ RELATED Bitcoin's core value proposition depends on maintaining protocol neutrality and permissionlessness rather than implementing consensus-based restrictions that elevate human judgment into protocol law. BULLISH BTC ⇄ CROSS-ASSET Tokenization of traditional equities like Alphabet will expand market accessibility and bridge conventional capital markets with blockchain infrastructure BULLISH GOOGL
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"Last Saturday, a new minority chain created when BIP-110 supporters split from Bitcoin lasted just two blocks."

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