BIP-110 Bitcoin branch stalls after two blocks as gap widens
·2 min read
Compiled by KHAO Editorial
— aggregated from 1 source + 4 references discovered via search.
See llms.txt for citation guidance.
◌ Single Source
The enforcing fork remains stuck at Bitcoin’s full mining difficulty as mandatory signaling proceeds with little hashpower support.
Key facts
According to the BIP-110 monitor, updated at 10:19 am UTC, the branch’s latest block had been mined about 12 hours earlier
Bitcoin’s BIP-110-enforcing branch stalled at block 961,633 on Sunday after producing only two blocks, while the non-enforcing chain advanced to 961,721, widening the gap to 88 blocks
The divergence began after BIP-110 entered mandatory signaling at block 961,632 on Saturday
During this window, BIP-110 nodes reject blocks that do not signal through version bit 4, while ordinary Bitcoin nodes accept both signaling and non-signaling blocks
Summary
Bitcoin’s BIP-110-enforcing branch stalled at block 961,633 on Sunday after producing only two blocks, while the non-enforcing chain advanced to 961,721, widening the gap to 88 blocks. According to the BIP-110 monitor, updated at 10:19 am UTC, the branch’s latest block had been mined about 12 hours earlier. The divergence began after BIP-110 entered mandatory signaling at block 961,632 on Saturday. Under the proposal, mandatory signaling continues through block 963,647.