The Bitcoin fork known as BIP-110 has stalled after producing only two blocks, according to CoinTelegraph. Despite mandatory signaling, the fork failed to attract sufficient hashpower, causing it to remain stuck at Bitcoin’s full mining difficulty.
CoinTelegraph reported that the gap between the BIP-110 branch and the main Bitcoin chain has widened, with minimal miner support backing the fork. This lack of hashpower effectively halted the fork’s progress shortly after its launch.
For Japanese investors and market participants, this development highlights ongoing challenges in achieving consensus within the Bitcoin network, which can impact the stability and predictability of crypto assets traded on local exchanges.