BIP-110 Supporters Revive Minority Fork, Slash Block Size to Just 300 KB
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Supporters have revived a minority fork implementing BIP-110 that enforces a maximum block size of just 300 KB. Because the fork lacks broad miner and node support, it risks creating a chain split and replay/finality complications for transactions across chains. The dramatic reduction in block capacity will sharply lower on‑chain throughput on that fork, likely increasing fees and congestion there and creating additional operational and market uncertainty for Bitcoin.
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