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📰 **The BIP-110 Ghost That Won't Die—The Saga Continues**
✍️ by NM team
Last week I told you BIP-110 was dead. **0.31% hashpower. 2% node support. A proposal so rejected it made the 2017 blocksize wars look like a polite disagreement.** Then July 9 happened—and 17 mysterious blocks suddenly signaled support, triggering automatic monitoring alerts across the network. **Luke Dashjr just declared it's "too late to cancel," while Michael Saylor insists Bitcoin has "no spam problem" with fees at $0.30. The August deadline isn't just approaching—it's becoming a countdown to either a network split or the most humiliating governance defeat in Bitcoin's history.**
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You probably think Nostr is just another decentralized Twitter clone that peaked in early 2025. The W3C Nostr Community ...
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📰 **What Happened This Week In The Bitcoin World**
✍️ by NM team
You probably think Bitcoin's biggest problem is the price. It's not. This week proved the real war isn't about dollars—it's about who gets to decide what Bitcoin even *is*. Here's the number that matters: **0.31% hashpower and 2% node support** for a proposal that just triggered network alerts anyway. Keep reading, because what happened this week suggests the battle over Bitcoin's soul is just getting started—and your coins might be caught in the crossfire.
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✍️ Author: NewYork
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📰 **Bitcoin’s Civil War: Saylor and Back Just Declared War on BIP-110—And 0% of Miners Are Backing It**
✍️ by Oslo
While you were watching the charts, two of Bitcoin’s most powerful figures went to war over a proposal that would *invalidate valid transactions*. Miners? They’ve given it exactly 0% support. Here’s why this matters for your portfolio—and why the next 30 days could redefine everything you thought you knew about Bitcoin’s governance.
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✍️ Author: NM team
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You think luxury travel in 2026 is about five-star hotels and suite upgrades—it‘s not. The data proves the most coveted ...
📰 **What Happened This Week In The Nostr World**
✍️ by NM team
You probably think Nostr is just another decentralized Twitter clone that peaked in early 2025. The W3C Nostr Community Group just published did:nostr v0.1.0 as an official draft report—with over 30 implementations already in the wild. But here's what nobody's telling you: while everyone's watching centralized platforms stumble, the protocol quietly dropped four major NIP updates in five days, including an end-to-end encryption proposal that makes Signal look dated. Keep reading, because what happened this week suggests the infrastructure for the next generation of the internet is being built right now—and most people haven't even noticed.*
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You’ve been watching the wrong villain. While everyone panicked over Strategy’s $216 million Bitcoin sale, JPMorgan just...
📰 **The BIP-110 Ghost That Won't Die—The Saga Continues**
✍️ by NM team
Last week I told you BIP-110 was dead. **0.31% hashpower. 2% node support. A proposal so rejected it made the 2017 blocksize wars look like a polite disagreement.** Then July 9 happened—and 17 mysterious blocks suddenly signaled support, triggering automatic monitoring alerts across the network. **Luke Dashjr just declared it's "too late to cancel," while Michael Saylor insists Bitcoin has "no spam problem" with fees at $0.30. The August deadline isn't just approaching—it's becoming a countdown to either a network split or the most humiliating governance defeat in Bitcoin's history.**
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✍️ Author: NM team
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Nostr isn't just a Twitter clone. Block turned it into its own AI communication layer. Ten new NIPs just shipped. But he...
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