Cointelegraph reports that Bitcoin's BIP-110 has entered mandatory signaling with miner support below 3%. The deployment milestone tests whether enforcing nodes can sustain the change amid limited miner signaling and discussion of a hard-fork fallback.
A consensus change moving into mandatory signaling with miner support this low is the interesting part: it tests whether user/node-enforced activation can hold without hashpower behind it. If a hard-fork fallback becomes real, anyone running Bitcoin infrastructure or custody should watch for a potential chain split and plan reorg and deposit-crediting policy accordingly. Worth checking whether your node software and any exchange integrations are prepared before the activation window closes.
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