BIP-110 forced signaling window approaching, current miner support signaling rate approximately 2.59%
2026-08-07 13:35
Odaily Planet Daily News Bitcoin developer Chris Guida has reset the PoW change code written by Bitcoin developer Luke Dashjr in 2017 onto the recent Bitcoin Knots codebase. The code has not yet been scheduled for activation, and Guida stated that it serves as a contingency plan and is not an imminent fork.
BIP-110 is a temporary soft fork proposal that aims to restrict arbitrary data embedded in Bitcoin transactions within approximately one year, including restoring the OP_RETURN 83-byte consensus limit. The proposal requires 55% miner signaling support, meaning 1,109 blocks out of 2,016 blocks, to achieve early lock-in.
If the threshold is not met, the forced signaling window will begin at block 961,632, expected to occur around August 8 or 9. Nodes implementing BIP-110 will subsequently reject blocks that do not emit a support signal, with lock-in expected no later than block 963,648 and activation targeted at approximately block 965,664.
As of 8:15 AM Eastern Time on August 7, 2026, the chain tip height is 961,425, with 207 blocks remaining until the forced window begins. Only 47 out of 1,818 blocks have emitted a BIP-110 support signal, with the current signaling rate at approximately 2.59%.
BIP-110 is a temporary soft fork proposal that aims to restrict arbitrary data embedded in Bitcoin transactions within approximately one year, including restoring the OP_RETURN 83-byte consensus limit. The proposal requires 55% miner signaling support, meaning 1,109 blocks out of 2,016 blocks, to achieve early lock-in.
If the threshold is not met, the forced signaling window will begin at block 961,632, expected to occur around August 8 or 9. Nodes implementing BIP-110 will subsequently reject blocks that do not emit a support signal, with lock-in expected no later than block 963,648 and activation targeted at approximately block 965,664.
As of 8:15 AM Eastern Time on August 7, 2026, the chain tip height is 961,425, with 207 blocks remaining until the forced window begins. Only 47 out of 1,818 blocks have emitted a BIP-110 support signal, with the current signaling rate at approximately 2.59%.
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