Bitcoin BIP-110 Signaling Hits 2.62% With 185 Blocks Remaining

Only 2.62% of recent Bitcoin blocks signal support for BIP-110 soft fork, raising risks of chain divergence as the 185-block deadline approaches.

Woofun AI data shows that Bitcoin is approaching the deadline for BIP-110, a proposed temporary soft fork intended to reduce block data size. As of 14:41:49 UTC on Aug. 7, only 48 of 1,831 blocks signaled support, representing just 2.62%, with 185 blocks remaining before the signaling period closes. Under the proposal, mandatory signaling continues through block 963,647, with lock-in failing at height 963,648 and reduced-data rules activating at 965,664. Nodes enforcing BIP-110 will reject non-signaling blocks, potentially causing divergent block acceptance. The outcome depends on whether miners produce BIP-110-valid work after the boundary, with the first blocks after height 961,631 expected to reveal miner behavior.