BIP-110's Fork Freezes at Two Blocks as Even Its Signallers Decline to Mine It

A day after splitting from Bitcoin's main chain, the BIP-110 fork remained frozen at two blocks as miners declined to extend it. Michael Saylor, the proposal's most prominent opponent, put enforcing hashrate at roughly 0.15% — against 2.53% that had signaled support — and estimated a first difficulty adjustment could take decades at that pace. Foundry's customer vote had separately resolved No.