BIP-110 Fork Attracts Only 0.15% of Bitcoin Hashpower

The latest attempt to fork Bitcoin’s blockchain over the embedment of non-financial data has failed to gain meaningful traction.

According to a market update from WuBlockchain, the BIP-110 minority chain holds just 0.15% of total hashpower, with only two blocks mined since the split. The rest of the network – roughly 99.85% of hashing power – remains firmly on the main chain.

The fork’s stated aim was to temporarily restrict data like Ordinal inscriptions, BRC-20 tokens, and other non-financial transactions that some Bitcoiners see as spam.

But miners overwhelmingly ignored the proposal, leaving the BIP-110 chain more than 80 blocks behind the main tip and without any realistic path to survival.