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BIP-110 Supporters Prepare PoW Switch If Miners Refuse Soft Fork Plan

BIP-110 Supporters Prepare PoW Switch If Miners Refuse Soft Fork PlanWorldPing

Bitcoin developer Chris Guida has dusted off code that could swap the mining algorithm on a breakaway BIP-110 chain if supporters fail to overcome miners’ resistance.

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