Foundry, Bitcoin’s largest mining pool, is rallying its miners to vote on BIP-110 — a controversial proposal that could slash transaction data limits, targeting assets like Ordinals. With voting closing by early August, miners are being urged to weigh in via email, as the outcome may reshape Bitcoin’s data architecture. But not everyone’s on board: Adam Back and Michael Saylor have raised alarms, warning of potential fund freezes and transaction invalidation. This vote could redefine Bitcoin’s future — and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

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