BIP-110 supporters' fork chain stalls after producing only 2 blocks, while main chain advances 48 blocks in the same period

Odaily News: The Bitcoin minority fork chain created by BIP-110 supporters has produced only 2 blocks in approximately 8 hours and has essentially stalled; during the same period, the Bitcoin main chain has advanced 48 blocks. The proposal aims to temporarily prohibit the storage of non-financial data such as images and text in Bitcoin transactions. Supporters believe this move can reduce congestion and costs, while critics argue it restricts users' freedom to utilize block space they have already paid for.

The fork chain has recently received only 2.53% mining support, and its block production speed is extremely slow, making it difficult to meet the threshold before the signaling deadline. Additionally, if users sell the fork coins while spending their main chain Bitcoin, they may face risks similar to replay attacks.