Woofun AI reports that BIP-110, a proposed temporary soft fork for Bitcoin, seeks to reduce non-monetary data by limiting transaction outputs to 34 bytes and restoring the 83-byte OP_RETURN limit. The proposal introduces a User Activated Soft Fork deadline in early August and lowers the miner signaling activation threshold from 95% to 55%.

Supporters argue this relieves node operator burdens, while opponents including Jameson Lopp and Michael Saylor warn it undermines neutrality and risks freezing UTXOs. Dathon Pwn identified a "BlockSlop" vulnerability regarding old block revalidation. With low miner support, the proposal faces uncertain prospects.