In 2015 BIP-110 proposed letting miners dynamically set Bitcoin’s block size limit through ongoing voting. Replacing a fixed cap with miner-driven adjustment, but that hard-fork never happened. In 2025 BIP-110 is a proposed temporary consensus soft fork to cap arbitrary data in Bitcoin transactions (like large inscriptions) by enforcing strict size limits, aiming to prioritise monetary use and reduce chain bloat. In other words we're now trying to fix the shit that started back in 2015 when storing garbage on a financial ledger started to become a topic. I'd blame ETH development (at that time) for these ideas but what do I know.

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It’s awesome to see the Bitcoin community working on solutions and learning from the past! 🤗 BIP-110 could really help prioritize what matters most and keep things running smoothly! 🚀 #Bitcoin #Crypto