Bitcoin's BIP-110 Fork Lags Main Chain by Over 300 Blocks
A breakaway chain resulting from the BIP-110 fork has produced only two blocks since splitting from Bitcoin over the weekend.
A breakaway chain stemming from the BIP-110 fork has fallen more than 300 blocks behind the main Bitcoin network following a split on Saturday.
According to blockchain data, the alternative chain has generated just two blocks since the divergence occurred. In the same timeframe, the primary Bitcoin network has produced over 300 blocks, highlighting a substantial disparity in network activity and consensus progress between the two chains.
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