The Bitcoin community is once again debating a proposal to limit non-financial data on-chain, as the mining pool Ocean has mined the first block signaling support for BIP-110. This proposal, set to last about a year, aims to temporarily tighten restrictions on transaction output size and arbitrary data fields through a soft fork, reducing the use of inscriptions and non-financial data like OP_RETURN that take up block space. Supporters believe this move helps maintain Bitcoin's positioning as a monetary infrastructure and eases the burden on nodes, while opponents warn that intervention at the consensus layer could harm network neutrality and increase the risk of forks. (CoinDesk) https://www.(wublock123.com)/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=6&id=57439