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BIP-110 proposes a temporary soft fork to disable OP_SUCCESS opcodes in Tapscript, aiming to clean up 'junk data' on-chain. But critics warn this could hinder future Bitcoin soft fork upgrades by closing off upgrade paths that Taproot specifically kept open. What's really at stake here, and why is this proposal raising alarms?
February 2026 delivered the largest difficulty increase in Bitcoin history, wave after wave of mining bankruptcies, and a strategic exodus toward AI infrastructure. This wasn't just volatility. It was an inflection point.
BIP 110 just got a small technical update that tells a bigger story about how Bitcoin handles controversial proposals. When grassroots activism meets social consensus, here's what happens.
Ocean mining pool fires the opening shot in Bitcoin's identity crisis, mining the first block supporting BIP-110, a controversial soft fork that could ban NFTs or split the network trying.