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I noticed that the Bitcoin community is divided over BIP-110. It’s about a proposal to limit non-financial data in the blockchain—primarily inscriptions and OP_RETURN records, which take up a lot of space in blocks.
The Ocean Pool has already started mining blocks in support of this approach. The essence of BIP-110 is a temporary soft fork that would tighten rules for output sizes and arbitrary data. Supporters see this as a way to preserve Bitcoin as a monetary system and reduce the load on network nodes.
But there’s another side to the coin. Opponents warn that such consensus changes could undermine the neutrality of the network. Additionally, there’s a risk that such interventions could lead to forks and community splits.
The debates show that the community takes the development of the protocol seriously. It will be interesting to see what position major miners will take.