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Bitcoin Governance Fights Over What Blockspace Is For

Bitcoin's community keeps relitigating whether scarce blockspace should carry arbitrary data or only monetary transfers, turning each data-limit proposal into a recurring test of how the network changes its own rules.

forming · confidence 40 · Emerging (watchlist) · tracking since July 18, 2026 · updated July 18, 2026

Why the conviction moved

  • Jul 18
    Strengthened +3

    Foundry opened a miner vote on BIP-110, a soft fork to cap arbitrary data in transactions, ahead of an August deadline. It is another data-limit proposal turning the fight over what blockspace is for into a live governance test, directly advancing the thesis.

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  • Supporting · July 18, 2026

    Bitcoin's BIP-110 Data-Limit Fork Nears August Deadline With Miner Support Below 1 Percent

    Foundry opened a miner vote on BIP-110, a soft fork to cap arbitrary data in transactions, ahead of an August deadline. It is another data-limit proposal turning the fight over what blockspace is for into a live governance test, directly advancing the thesis.

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