# Сопутствующие статьи по теме BIP-110

BIP-110 Could Split Bitcoin In New Soft Fork Fight, Jameson Lopp Warns

bitcoinist02/25 09:18

Bitcoin Community Erupts, BIP-110 Sparks Value Dispute Among OG's Attention

Bitcoin community is embroiled in a heated debate over BIP-110, a proposal aiming to restrict non-financial data such as Ordinals and Runes inscriptions via a soft fork. The initiative, led by developer Dathon Ohm, represents a push by "minimalists" against what they deem excessive data usage that threatens network performance and decentralization. A key point of contention is the proposal’s 55% activation threshold—significantly lower than Bitcoin’s traditional 95% miner approval requirement for consensus changes. Supporters argue it prevents minority veto power and defends against blockchain "spam," while opponents, including Adam Back and Michael Saylor, warn it risks chain splits, undermines immutability, and sets a dangerous precedent for future governance. The debate also touches on economic concerns: miners fear losing fee revenue from inscription transactions, while proponents claim current SegWit discounts unfairly subsidize non-monetary data. Node operators are already shifting client allegiance, with Bitcoin Knots gaining traction. Ultimately, BIP-110 raises fundamental questions about Bitcoin’s purpose: whether it should remain purely monetary or accommodate broader data use cases, balancing scalability, security, and decentralization.

marsbit02/25 08:58

BIP-110 Protocol: The Necessary Path to Bitcoin's Million-Dollar Milestone?

This article argues that Bitcoin's path to reaching a $1 million valuation depends on maintaining its core monetary promise: a fixed supply of 21 million coins enforced by a decentralized, permissionless node network. The author identifies a systemic attack on this network, enabled by a vulnerability (CVE-2023-50428) in Bitcoin Core that allows non-monetary data (like Ordinals inscriptions and BRC-20 tokens) to bypass spam filters via Taproot transactions. While Bitcoin Knots patched this, Bitcoin Core not only refused to fix it but also removed OP_RETURN size limits in version 30, further bloating the blockchain. The proposed solution, BIP-110, would filter out non-monetary data transactions (41.5% in a 10-day sample) without affecting any legitimate financial transactions, reclaiming 36% of block space. The author contends that prioritizing monetary use over non-monetary data storage is essential to preserve node accessibility, decentralization, and long-term credibility for institutional adoption. The article urges node operators to switch to Bitcoin Knots to enforce BIP-110 and protect Bitcoin's monetary integrity.

marsbit02/09 13:05