Bitcoin's BIP-110 monitor showed an 814-block rejected standard branch and zero bit-4 signals, a fresh escalation from the 712-block reading reported late Thursday.
Bitcoin's BIP-110 monitor showed a 712-block rejected standard branch and no bit-4 signals, a fresh escalation from the 665-block reading reported earlier Thursday.
Bitcoin's BIP-110 monitor showed a 665-block rejected standard branch and no bit-4 signals, while its enforcing node remained at 961,635.
Bitcoin's BIP-110 monitor counted a 509-block rejected standard branch with zero bit-4 signals, while its enforcing node advanced two blocks for the first time since the prior update.
Bitcoin's BIP-110-enforcing node remained frozen at block 961,633 while the standard chain reached 962,052, creating a 421-block divergence with no bit-4 signals.
A BIP-110-enforcing node remained at block 961,633 while the standard Bitcoin chain reached 961,905, with zero bit-4 signals in the 274-block observed window.
Bitcoin's BIP-110-enforcing branch remained at block 961,633 after two blocks, while the standard chain reached 961,744, according to a live node monitor.