David Bailey: BIP-110 fails to strengthen Bitcoin's resilience, consensus mechanism undergoes stress testing

David Bailey, Chairman and CEO of the Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin treasury company Nakamoto, stated that the failure of the so-called "BIP-110" long-standing controversial event constitutes an "extreme benefit" for Bitcoin and believes it further validates the network's resistance to attacks and splits.

This event is seen as a prolonged "governance layer conflict attempt" involving multiple games such as mining pool competition, client fork proposals, UASF (User Activated Soft Fork) mobilization, node consensus manipulation controversies, and large-scale information warfare surrounding social media and the developer community.

David Bailey noted that this process validates the core characteristics of Bitcoin's governance structure: the final consensus is formed collectively by users, miners, developers, and industry participants, rather than being dominated by a single group. Historical similar events (such as BIP148) have proven that miners find it difficult to deviate from consensus, and this event further reinforces that conclusion, demonstrating the Bitcoin network's robust resistance to splits.