Michael Saylor: BIP-110 Fails to Gain Widespread Support Due to Only 2.6% Miner Signal Support Rate
- Michael Saylor stated that BIP-110 failed to gain widespread miner support due to only 2.6% of miners signaling.
- At block height 961,632, his node will reject blocks that are not signaling.
- BIP-110 will either stall or its fork will fail while Bitcoin continues to operate normally.
On August 8, Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, posted on X regarding BIP-110's lack of support. He noted that only 2.6% of miners signaled for the proposal, leading to its failure to gain widespread backing.
Saylor indicated that at block height 961,632, his node will reject any blocks that do not signal for BIP-110. This rejection will impact the proposal's viability moving forward.
He concluded that while BIP-110 may stall or fail, Bitcoin itself continues to operate as expected, indicating no immediate disruption to its functionality.
迈克尔·塞勒：BIP-110因仅有2.6%的矿工信号支持而未能获得广泛支持
8月8日，Strategy创始人迈克尔·塞勒在X上发布了关于BIP-110缺乏支持的消息。他指出，仅有2.6%的矿工对该提案表示支持，导致其未能获得广泛的支持。
塞勒表示，在区块高度961,632时，他的节点将拒绝任何未对BIP-110发出信号的区块。这一拒绝将影响该提案未来的可行性。
他总结道，尽管BIP-110可能会停滞或失败，但比特币本身仍在正常运行，表明其功能没有受到直接干扰。