Bitcoin News reported on X that PyBLOCK, one of the largest Bitcoin mining pools supporting BIP-110, has been advised to pause signaling for BIP-110 until further notice. PyBLOCK said it will continue mining blocks that are "completely clean and free of junk information," consistent with its pre-BIP-110 approach. Roughnecks confirmed the pause, saying: "Yes, temporarily stopped. BIP-110 is not over, but mining under the current algorithm is mostly wasted. There will be more news later." Bitcoin News shared the update on X, identifying PyBLOCK as one of the largest BIP-110-backed pools. Both pools have now paused signaling for BIP-110, according to the report. PyBLOCK said the advice to pause applies until further notice. Roughnecks added that the pause is temporary and that more information is expected. The report did not provide details on when signaling might resume.
Two Bitcoin mining pools supporting BIP-110 have stopped signaling for the proposal, according to Bitcoin News on X. PyBLOCK, one of the largest miners backing BIP-110, said it was advised to pause signaling until further notice. The pool added that it would continue mining blocks that are "completely clean and free of junk information," matching its previous practice.
Roughnecks confirmed its own pause. "Yes, temporarily stopped," the pool said. "BIP-110 is not over, but mining under the current algorithm is mostly wasted. More news will follow." Bitcoin News relayed the announcements on X, noting PyBLOCK's status as a major BIP-110 supporter.
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