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Foundry asks Bitcoin miners to vote on BIP-110 support

Latest NewsPublishedJul 22, 2026

Bitcoin Miners Weigh in on BIP-110 Support

The Bitcoin community is abuzz with the ongoing debate about BIP-110, a proposal that aims to reduce the amount of data that can be stored in a Bitcoin transaction. Foundry USA, a leading player in the mining space, has asked its customers to vote on whether to support this proposal. This move could have significant implications for the future of Bitcoin transactions, including those related to #Bitcoin and #PassiveIncome.

As the world’s largest mining pool by hashrate, Foundry’s stance on BIP-110 could influence the direction of the Bitcoin network. The proposal seeks to limit non-monetary transactions, such as Ordinals, which could impact the way people earn and use Bitcoin. With EcoPool (ECP) offering a platform for earning and managing $ECP, the outcome of this vote could be crucial for those interested in Cloud Rewards and Green Crypto.

Understanding BIP-110

BIP-110 has sparked intense debate, with some industry leaders expressing concerns about its potential impact. Critics argue that it could be used to freeze user funds or invalidate ordinary transactions. As the voting window closes at Bitcoin block 961,632, miners must carefully consider the implications of their decision. Foundry has released educational resources to help its customers make an informed choice, highlighting the importance of understanding the proposal’s potential effects on the Bitcoin network and earning potential.

With the voting window set to close in early August, Foundry’s mining clients can cast their votes via a link received by email. As the outcome of this vote could shape the future of Bitcoin transactions, it’s essential for miners to have their say. Whether you’re interested in earning #PassiveIncome or simply want to stay up-to-date with the latest developments in the Bitcoin space, this vote is worth watching.

Join the Conversation

As the Bitcoin community continues to discuss the merits of BIP-110, it’s clear that this proposal has far-reaching implications. With EcoPool offering a platform for earning and managing $ECP, it’s essential to stay informed about the latest developments. Download the EcoPool app to learn more about earning opportunities and stay ahead of the curve. By joining the EcoPool community, you’ll be able to access the latest news and updates on Cloud Rewards, Green Crypto, and more, and start earning with $ECP today.

Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor also criticized the proposal, saying that BIP-110 could invalidate ordinary transactions on the network.

Cointelegraph has approached Foundry for comment on the matter.

Foundry is the world’s largest Bitcoin mining pool, accounting for about 23.8% of the Bitcoin network’s total hashrate, according to data provider Hashrate Index.

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