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Foundry USA, one of the largest Bitcoin mining pools, has asked its mining customers to vote on whether to support BIP-110, a controversial proposal that aims to reduce the amount of data allowed in Bitcoin transactions. The poll is intended to gauge miner sentiment on the proposal, which has sparked debate within the Bitcoin community. BIP-110 seeks to limit the data that can be embedded in transactions, potentially affecting use cases like Ordinals and inscriptions. The outcome of the vote could influence Foundry's stance on the proposal, though it remains unclear how the pool will act based on the results. The move highlights ongoing tensions between different factions in the Bitcoin ecosystem regarding transaction data limits.
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