BIP-110 met little support and was called incoherent, David Bailey argues

BIP-110 met little support and was called incoherent, David Bailey argues
BIP-110 softfork seen as major failure

David Bailey criticized the attempted activation of BIP-110, describing it as the least popular, most incoherent, and most inconsequential softfork in the history of such proposals.

He accused those promoting BIP-110 of engaging in a sybil attack and argued that its leaders should be consigned to history.

Bailey has previously emphasized that changes to the bitcoin protocol, such as BIP-110, require broad agreement among participants, and without consensus no modifications are made, according to a recent analysis. He also noted the importance of humility after 15 years in the sector, stating that no one can always predict developments accurately, as reflected in another recent commentary. The latest remarks add to Bailey’s ongoing commentary on governance and community conduct within the network.

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