Bitcoin pondFoundry initiated a vote and the miners will decide whether to support the BIP-110 proposal

On July 22nd, one of Bitcoin's largest mining ponds, Fundry USA, is inviting the miners under the flag to vote to decide whether the pond supports the BIP-110 bitcoin improvement proposal. BIP-110 is a soft forklift proposal that is under intense discussion to reduce the size of stored data in bitcoin transactions in order to limit the occupancy of non-monetary transactions, including Ordinals (column). Fundry indicated that information on the proposal had been provided to miners ' clients and that the voting window would be closed at the height of the Bitcoin block at 961,632, which was expected in early August. The miners' clients can vote through links received by mail. BIP-110 is currently one of the more controversial proposals for the Bitcoin community. Proponents were of the view that the proposal would help to reduce the pressure on block space from non-financial use transactions; opponents were concerned that it might affect the openness of the Bitcoin network. Blockstream CEO Adam Back had publicly opposed BIP-110 as a possible use to freeze user funds. Executive Chairman Strategy Michael Saylor also criticized the proposal as likely to affect part of the normal transaction. According to Hashrate Index, Fundry USA currently accounts for 23.8 per cent of the entire network of bitcoin and is one of the largest bitcoin ponds in the world. Its attitude to BIP-110 may influence the future process of community discussion and deployment of the proposal。