Woofun AI reports that the BIP-110 proposal, which seeks to temporarily restrict certain data types on the Bitcoin blockchain, has effectively reached a dead end. The initiative aims to tighten consensus rules for approximately one year, targeting practices like Taproot embedding used for Inscriptions, Ordinals, and Runes.

Critics argue that these measures could increase full node operating costs, thereby favoring large mining operations at the expense of decentralization.

Additionally, the proposal faces opposition for resembling selective censorship, as it would invalidate currently valid transactions paying fees of 0.7% or less, regardless of their purpose.