Wang Chun blocks a large number of BIP-110 supporters' X accounts
According to Odaily, F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun, the third largest Bitcoin mining pool, has blocked numerous BIP-110 supporters' accounts on X, stating “My timeline no longer has any junk information.”
Previously, Foundry USA Pool, the largest Bitcoin mining pool, began soliciting votes from its mining clients regarding BIP-110 signalling on July 16, while Wang Chun has repeatedly stated that F2Pool will not support BIP-110.
For details about the BIP-110 proposal and the latest updates, read: Support rate below 1%, will BIP-110 still push Bitcoin toward a soft fork?
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