By Charlie Spears
As the filter feud rages on, we finally got a release client in-hand to review for Bitcoin Improvement Proposal (BIP) 110, the Reduced Data Softfork that would create a consensus mechanism to scrub arbitrary data on bitcoin such as inscriptions.
Up until now, the filter softfork has seen a lot of mudslinging with little actual code in the wild. Now, we actually have some code to apply to the proposal, and Bitcoin developers are tearing it apart.
- The reduced Data Temporary Soft Fork (BIP 110) explained
- Bitcoin developers poke holes in BIP 110 client
- What’s broken in the BIP 110 client?
- BIP 110 and the parable of Segwit2x
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This article is pretty surface level and clearly not feeling the fork, but it's a quick summary if the state of things re bip 110
There was something in there that I missed from last week tho: https://x.com/Rob1Ham/status/1999159393300980193
https://twiiit.com/Rob1Ham/status/1999159393300980193