For 110 years, the National Park Service has worked to protect our public lands, historical sites, and monuments so that we can all enjoy their beauty and grandeur. Now more than ever, we must push back against efforts to defund the parks, lay off park service employees, and turn the parks into mere venues for extraction.

BIP-110 flopped and it barely registered — because Bitcoin outgrew the people who set its culture. "All the nonsense purity tests have literally no impact. It's too big for the people who once set the vibes of the place," says Kain Warwick

BIP-110 joins BXT, BCH and BSV forks in the history of dead bitcoin ideas. Remember the BIP-110 supporters! They are now removing the evidence from their profile and timelines. But they still have no clue about bitcoin, decentralized bearer assets, spam, PoW, forks, consensus.

BIP-110 mandatory signaling has begun! Congratulations to all involved! I hope everyone learned something about consensus and how forks work. Now we can go back to productive discussions about Bitcoin software development.

BIP-110 & the Future of Bitcoin w/ @GrassFedBitcoin & @jakeroque_ Timestamps 00:00 — Episode Trailer 00:52 — Introducing Bitcoin Mechanic 5:07 — Mechanic's Bitcoin Journey 11:50 — Consensus vs. Relay Policy Explained 15:45 — Secure Your Bitcoin with Unchained 16:36 — Bitcoin's Checks and Balances 21:52 — How Bitcoin's Spam Filters Work 31:35 — The Strongest Argument Against BIP-110 41:02 — Does BIP-110 Have Consensus? 50:50 — Risking a Chain Split 1:09:41 — BIP-110 is a Rejection of the Changes in Core 30 1:32:24 — Bitcoin Spam and Why We Can't Stop It 1:42:44 — Nodes and Miners Cooperating 2:05:24 — Upgrade Hooks Explained 2:13:48 — Should Bitcoin Stop Adding Features? 2:19:24 — Will BIP-110 End in a Chain Split 2:33:56 — The Future of Bitcoin Node Software 2:46:34 — Don't Fight the Cyber Hornets 3:00:03 — Final Thoughts