Adam Back criticizes BIP-110 supporters after failed Bitcoin fork

Blockstream CEO Adam Back has renewed his criticism of Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 110 (BIP-110), arguing that attempts to impose controversial network changes have repeatedly failed to gain market support. Blockstream CEO Adam Back has renewed his criticism of BIP-110 supporters, arguing that attempts to force Bitcoin rule changes face market rejection. BIP-110 proposed temporary restrictions on non-financial data stored in Bitcoin transactions. The proposal triggered a minority blockchain split in August after failing to secure sufficient miner support. November 3 data showed only eight observed Bitcoin nodes enforcing BIP-110, with no recent miner signaling.