BIP110 Minority Fork Stalls as Bitcoin Mainnet Advances Over 200 Blocks Ahead
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A minority Bitcoin fork backing BIP110 has stalled and fallen 200+ blocks behind the main chain, indicating broad miner non-adoption and materially reducing the likelihood of a sustained chain split. The episode highlights how pool-level default signaling (Ocean Pool) can diverge from individual miner block choices via DATUM, underscoring governance and coordination risk. Near-term impact is mainly on operational certainty for miners and short-lived protocol headline risk.
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On Monday, the Bitcoin mainnet advanced to block height 961,725, leaving a minority fork backing Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 110 (BIP110) more than 200 blocks behind. The BIP110-aligned fork effectively stalled after producing only blocks 961,632 and 961,633. Since July, Ocean Pool has signaled support for BIP110 by default; however, the implementation of the DATUM protocol has empowered individual miners to independently determine block composition. This decentralized control allowed entities like Simple Mining to take a contrary position, contributing to the fork's lack of momentum. The significant lag underscores the challenges of gaining consensus for protocol changes without broad miner participation. As the main chain continues its progression, the viability of the BIP110 fork remains highly questionable given the widening gap in computational support.
