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Adam Back Opposes BIP-110 Ordinals Fix
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Key points of the news: Adam Back rejects BIP-110 as threatening Bitcoin stability. Only 3% of nodes support the initiative, far from the 55% needed. Bitcoin Knots boosts change and its participation scaled to 22.7%. Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream, strongly rejects Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 110 (BIP-110). The executive believes that implementing a consensus-level spam limit threatens Bitcoin’s stability and reputation as a reliable monetary sy…
Blockstream CEO Adam Back criticized the BIP-110 and warned that imposing a “spam limit” at consensus level could affect bitcoin’s stability and reputation. Although some nodes, primarily associated with bitcoin users, show support, the proposal is still far from the threshold required for a soft fork, amid a growing dispute over what transactions should be allowed on the network. *** Adam Back questioned the BIP-110 and said that a consensus sp…
Blockstream CEO slams BIP-110 as 7.5% of Bitcoin nodes back spam liimit
The CEO and co-founder of Blockstream, Adam Back, is skeptical about Bitcoin Improvement Proposal (BIP) 110. According to him, introducing a consensus-level spam limit risks compromising Bitcoin’s image and stability. The executive made this statement after observing that approximately 7.5% of network nodes, which are primarily Bitcoin Knots users, have expressed support for the proposal. This situation underscores a widening disagreement over …
Adam Back Pushes Back Against Bitcoin Filtering Proposal
Adam Back criticized BIP-110, saying filtering changes could damage Bitcoin’s design. Supporters argue that filtering Ordinals data could reduce blockchain congestion and risks. Critics warn forced upgrades without consensus may disrupt users and innovation. A fresh debate has emerged within the Bitcoin community after Blockstream CEO Adam Back publicly criticized the proposed BIP-110 “Ordinals filter” fix, arguing that the plan could damage Bit…
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