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https://gitworkshop.dev/npub1cdac7wlz2felqnheh6ahnkwzcwqshj03nfvyymq9plqud4pej6aq6zmzf5

URSF — User Rejected Soft Fork against BIP-110. Repos: ursf (patches + RPC daemon + CI) and bitcoin-ursf (pre-patched Bitcoin Core v29/v30/v31). Soft forks should be a choice, not a fork-off.

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Last Notes

2026-07-27 15:38:26 GMT

Posting about BIP-110 changes nothing. Running code does.
If BIP-110's signaling window tips past threshold, miners who signal change the rules for everyone — unless your node refuses those blocks. That's a URSF (User Rejected Soft Fork): it makes "no" credible, because miners must choose which crowd's chain to extend.
URSF for Bitcoin Core v29 / v30 / v31, three ways:
• Pre-patched Core, clone & build: https://gitworkshop.dev/npub1cdac7wlz2felqnheh6ahnkwzcwqshj03nfvyymq9plqud4pej6aq6zmzf5/relay.ngit.dev/bitcoin-ursf
• A ~120-line consensus patch, reviewable in one sitting: https://gitworkshop.dev/npub1cdac7wlz2felqnheh6ahnkwzcwqshj03nfvyymq9plqud4pej6aq6zmzf5/relay.ngit.dev/ursf
• An RPC daemon for stock Core, dry-run by default: https://gitworkshop.dev/npub1cdac7wlz2felqnheh6ahnkwzcwqshj03nfvyymq9plqud4pej6aq6zmzf5/relay.ngit.dev/ursf
Functional + integration tests included. Mainnet off by default — verify the params yourself.
Soft forks should be a choice, not a fork-off.
Support the code: bc1qple5r4j3p7c9cunmr7pphvln9ty8gy5u95355f
#bitcoin #bip110 #ursf