👀 Bitcoin Approaches BIP-110 Deadline with Near-Zero Miner Support 🔹 The BIP-110 (Reduced Data Temporary Soft Fork) proposal, which aims to temporarily restrict the publication of arbitrary data on the Bitcoin network, has garnered virtually no support from miners ahead of its early August 2026 deadline. 🔹 According to BIP-110 signaling monitoring tools, miner pool support has consistently remained below 1% throughout the activation window and currently sits at 0%, with no major mining pool backing the initiative. 🔹 BIP-110 proposes a one-year tightening of the rules governing arbitrary data storage on the Bitcoin blockchain. Specifically, the proposal outlines: Reverting to the previous strict limit for OP_RETURN; Blocking most arbitrary data insertions exceeding 256 bytes; Restricting certain script formats used to store images, text, and metadata, particularly within Ordinals and related protocols.