The brilliance of “set in stone”
In this piece, Kurt Wuckert Jr. examines BIP110’s failed fork and why BSV’s fixed protocol and open standards…
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BIP-110 Supporters Revive Minority Fork, Slash Block Size to Just 300 KB
This weekend, the BIP-110 community restarted the stalled fork that occurred on Aug. 8, 2026, and so far,…
BIP-110 Backers Plot Minority Chain’s PoW Reset to ‘Fire’ Bitcoin Miners
BIP-110 proponents are debating whether to change the proof-of-work algorithm on their stalled minority chain after it managed…
The Bitcoin Softfork That Tried to Police “Junk Data” — And Why It’s Already Failing
[[{„value”:” Bitcoin Magazine The Bitcoin Softfork That Tried to Police “Junk Data” — And Why It’s Already Failing…
BIP110 election season!
BIP110 reignites the BTC governance debate, raising questions about Bitcoin consensus, soft forks, miner voting, and whether sound…
Hijacking Bitcoin: A deeper dive
A closer look at the Bitcoin scaling wars challenges the small-block narrative, using archived records to reveal a…
Bitcoin Core or Bitcoin Knots: What The OP_RETURN Debate Is Actually About
[[{„value”:” Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Core or Bitcoin Knots: What The OP_RETURN Debate Is Actually About A new default…
The Protocol: Solana’s Firedancer Proposes Uncapping Block Compute-Unit Limit
Welcome to The Protocol, CoinDesk’s weekly wrap of the most important stories in cryptocurrency tech development. I’m Margaux…
Luke Dashjr Denies Hard Fork Claims as Bitcoin Governance Debate Heats Up
Debates over Bitcoin’s future are nothing new, but this week the discussion took on a sharper edge. One…
The core problem with BTC
Bitcoin Core developers seek to remove longstanding limits on the OP_RETURN function in Bitcoin, a change that uncovers…