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BIP-110’s early stall is a governance signal as much as a hashpower problem. Mining two blocks in roughly eight hours before falling more than 80 blocks behind mainnet suggests that proposing stricter limits on inscriptions is far easier than coordinating Bitcoin around them. Wang Chun’s view that the fork lacks hashpower and community support points to the practical constraint: minority rules gain influence only if they attract credible adoption. Even without a lasting split, the attempt may still sharpen the debate over whether neutrality means preserving existing rules or restricting contested uses of blockspace. #BIP110ForkStalls #OKXOrbit#CPIToResetFedBets #AIMemorySelloffEases #BTCETHETFInflowsReturn