Bitcoin BIP-54 proposes fixes for 4 consensus flaws… activation process put to the test
Original headline비트코인 BIP-54, 합의 결함 4곳 수정 제안…활성화 절차 시험대
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Bitcoin developers are advancing BIP-54, a proposal to fix four long-standing consensus flaws in Bitcoin's protocol, with co-author Matt Corallo putting its odds of becoming the next soft fork at 80% in remarks on MARA Foundation TV reported by Unchained. The upgrade targets known technical defects that Corallo said have accumulated over time but do not represent an immediate crisis for the network. The proposal also serves as a test of whether the Bitcoin community can reconverge on a working activation process for protocol changes. What to watch next is whether BIP-54 gains sufficient miner and node-operator support to move from discussion into a formal activation attempt.
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