Bitcoin BIP-110 Proposed to Throttle Arbitrary Data
BIP-110 proposes a temporary one-year soft fork for Bitcoin to restrict arbitrary data storage on the blockchain. The proposal has drawn discussion among Bitcoiners, including Michael Saylor, who publicly supported it.
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@_Adrian
Agree with @saylor on BIP-110 and as I said in my post below: "What we don’t need is moving those decisions into new consensus rules that invalidate previously valid, fee paying transactions and force every node to enforce someone else’s definition of acceptable use..." This https://t.co/tSdc4fvR89
@Eli5defi
I can’t remember the last time so many high-profile Bitcoiners lined up to discuss something and even @saylor chime in. So, let's talk a bit about it. BIP-110, in plain English: A one-year “temporary” soft fork intended to throttle arbitrary data storage on Bitcoin. Why this https://t.co/1TImQx1xtH
@Eli5defi
I can’t remember the last time so many high-profile Bitcoiners lined up to discuss something and even @saylor chime in. So, let's talk a bit about it. BIP-110, in plain English: A one-year “temporary” soft fork intended to throttle arbitrary data storage on Bitcoin. Why this https://t.co/NFT3ZdYx3r