Bitcoin Faces Fresh BIP-110 Battle as Adam Back Warns of Minority Fork Risk
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The controversy centers on BIP-110, a proposal that would restrict non-monetary data in Bitcoin transactions through a user-activated soft fork (UASF). Supporters argue the change would reduce network spam. Critics, however, …
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