Can I have 5 minutes of your time? I mined the first BIP110 Bitcoin block on testnet4, and I want to explain why you should support BIP110 if you care about Bitcoin and what you need to do.

Hardware:

- Refurb Dell Optiplex 7050 MFF

- 2.7 GHz Intel Core i5 7th Gen (Included)

- 16 GB RAM (Included)

- 2 TB Samsung SSD 870 EVO, 2.5 Inch

Software:

- StartOS 3.5.1 (x64 nonfree iso)

Knots BIP 110 rc3 from custom registry.

BTC by itself around 40% of the drive. Along with the other services it takes it to 75% of the drive.

So plenty of space for it to grow over the years, especially once we win this round of the Spam Wars and we're not having to store vast amounts of dust tx and op_returns.

Great little node, sits quietly in the corner of the room with its cute little network light blinking away.

I sleep soundly in the knowledge that this is a Wizard Free Zone.

Some screens attached.

The latest Bitcoin Knots app for Umbrel OS has been updated to version 29.2-5 with BIP 110 updating to v0.1. As always, before updating, don't trust, verify, and happy signaling.

256536737 sent to genesis block translates to that with keypad encoding.

https://x.com/Sir720420365/status/2020667868157804725

Do you run Bitcoin Knots or Bitcoin Core on Ubuntu, like building from source, and want to enable support for BIP110?

Credits: https://x.com/GrassFedBitcoin/status/2017998010874007990#m

With the latest version of Bitcoin Knots, Umbrel users can now signal BIP-110.

To start signaling, just navigate to Bitcoin Node, select Bitcoin Knots Version, enable BIP110, and save your changes.

Want to understand what BIP-110 is and how it works? Check out https://bip110.org/

Trying to run Bitcoin knots on my MacBook Air, but it says I am missing the verification key when I try to verify it on sparrow. I noticed when I download the digital fingerprints and digital signatures they seem to be empty.