Miners will ignore a single BIP110 signaller, Tone Vays argues

Miners will ignore a single BIP110 signaller, Tone Vays argues
BIP110 signalling concentrated with one miner

Tone Vays, bitcoin analyst, derivatives trader & event producer, questions whether any block signalling support for BIP110 has occurred outside Ocean Mining.

He suggests that if all such signals have only come from a single miner, other miners have no reason for concern and are likely to disregard any unilateral actions, which would result in greater earnings for them.

Vays has previously argued that Bitcoin miners are unlikely to support proof-of-work modifications lacking broad network consensus, recalling similar past resistance to protocol changes. He has also examined scenarios involving external actors, such as Elon Musk potentially launching a competing Bitcoin client and operating Tesla vehicles as nodes, raising questions about user-activated soft forks in the network’s future.

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