Supporters of BIP-110 split off into a minority Bitcoin chain on Saturday at block 961,632, but the fork produced only two blocks in about eight hours before stalling, falling dozens of blocks behind the main network. With only 2.53% of hashrate supporting the proposal, far below the 55% activation threshold, the minority chain would need roughly 350 days to reach its next difficulty adjustment. BIP-110 sought to temporarily bar non-financial data like Ordinals inscriptions from transactions, a proposal Michael Saylor called a dangerous precedent. Approximately 99.85% of Bitcoin’s hash power stayed with the main network.
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