Strategy founder Michael Saylor said in a post on X that BIP-110 had support from just 2.54% of blocks at height 960,561, with only 24 signaling blocks out of 946. He said every one of those signals came from DATUM miners sharing rewards through OCEAN, while support outside OCEAN was zero. On that basis, Saylor argued that the 55% voluntary threshold can no longer be met and that the result does not represent miner consensus. Saylor also criticized how the proposal is being promoted, saying OCEAN has made BIP-110 signaling the default option and that BIP-110 guidance directs node operators to Bitcoin Knots and miners to DATUM. In his view, that setup effectively serves as a vertically integrated marketing campaign for Knots and OCEAN. He added that any “100% signaling” shown in the block window from 961,632 to 963,647 would reflect rule enforcement rather than voluntary support. Saylor had previously stated his opposition to the BIP-110 proposal.
Strategy founder Michael Saylor said on X that BIP-110 had support from only 2.54% of blocks at block 960,561, or 24 signaling blocks out of 946.
According to Saylor, all 24 signals came from DATUM miners sharing rewards through OCEAN, while support outside OCEAN stood at zero. He said the 55% voluntary threshold can no longer be reached and argued that this does not amount to miner consensus.
Saylor criticizes signal defaults and proposal guidance
Saylor also said OCEAN has set BIP-110 signaling as the default option. He added that BIP-110 guidance directs node operators to Bitcoin Knots and miners to DATUM, which he described as effectively functioning as a vertically integrated marketing campaign for Knots and OCEAN.
He added that any “100% signaling” displayed during the block window from 961,632 to 963,647 would reflect mandatory rules rather than voluntary support. Saylor had previously made clear that he opposes the BIP-110 proposal.
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