Bitcoin Miner Simple Mining Rejects BIP-110, Utilizing Ocean's DATUM Protocol for Individual Block Control
Simple Mining produced block 961,634 on Sunday without signaling support for BIP-110 (Bitcoin Improvement Proposal-110), a proposal aimed at preventing the storage of non-financial data in Bitcoin transactions for a year. This decision was made possible by Ocean's DATUM protocol, which allows individual miners to override the pool's default signaling, even though Ocean had previously switched miners to signal for BIP-110 by default. Support for BIP-110 peaked at 2.6%, far below the 55% required, leading to a split where the BIP-110 branch is now more than 200 blocks behind the main Bitcoin chain.
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