Luke's move is quite ruthless, only freezing new UTXOs without touching the old ones, leaving a technical buffer, but the community is expected to be in an uproar—the core functionality faction and the inscriptions faction cannot convince each other.

CoinWorld reports that Bitcoin developer Luke Dashjr refuses to withdraw BIP-110, which proposes temporary restrictions on non-financial data in transactions, aiming to reduce spam and focus on core functions, sparking debate over whether only fund transfers should be processed or data-intensive uses like Ordinals/Runes should be allowed. BIP-110 only applies to UTXOs created after activation, exempting old UTXOs.