Bitcoin's BIP-110 proposal has entered its signaling phase after block 961,632, aiming to restrict certain non-financial data in transactions. Miner support remains very low, below 3%, far from the 55% needed, while node operators may enforce the change via a user-activated soft fork (UASF). This could lead to a split in the Bitcoin network if nodes reject blocks from non-supporting miners, creating two competing chains. The signaling period will last until block 965,664, about four weeks away, with close attention on miner support and node adoption.
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