Bitcoin BIP-110 approaches block 961,632 with 2.45% miner support.

ChainCatcher report, according to Bitcoin.com, Bitcoin BIP-110 will enter the phase of enforced node rejection of non-signaling blocks after block 961,632. Monitoring data shows that among the 1,674 blocks counted in the current cycle, only 41 blocks support BIP-110, representing a miner signaling support rate of 2.45%. BIP-110, formally known as Reduced Data Temporary Softfork, aims to tighten certain data rules in Bitcoin transactions over approximately one year, limiting the size of specific data elements used by Ordinals inscriptions and multiple token protocols. The proposal is primarily distributed via Bitcoin Knots and has not been adopted by Bitcoin Core. Major mining pools including Foundry, Antpool, F2pool, and Viabtc have not signaled support. If BIP-110 nodes proceed as planned, the network may split into two transaction histories, with most miners and Bitcoin Core users expected to continue following the existing rules. Australian Bitcoin exchange Hardblock stated that BIP-110 activation is expected around August 7–8 and may temporarily suspend trading, deposits, and withdrawals. Lightning Network tools and analytics provider Amboss has warned of a fork risk in early August, while Australian Bitcoin exchange Bitaroo plans to freeze deposits and withdrawals as the mandatory signaling deadline approaches.