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Feb 24, 2026 2 hr 40 min

Bitcoin Today Recast 2/24/26

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🚨 Bitcoin Today Recast – Fresh Off the Space! Loren just hosted a 🔥 heated session diving deep into Bitcoin BIP-110, the controversial soft fork proposal that’s shaking up the community. What we unpacked: • The full scoop on BIP-110: a one-year temporary consensus change aimed at limiting arbitrary data (like inscriptions, Ordinals, and “spam”) to refocus Bitcoin as sound money • Pros & cons debated hard — why some see it as essential protection for node runners and Bitcoin’s core mission • Wicked and Shinobi dropped compelling arguments calling BIP-110 a nothing burger — no real impact, bad precedent, or worse • Community backlash from big names (Lopp, Adam Back, Wang Chun, etc.) vs. growing node signaling momentum This was one of the most electric, unfiltered discussions in ages—pure alpha on a live Bitcoin governance battle. We’re lining up pro-BIP-110 voices for future episodes to keep it balanced and bring all sides to the mic. Hodlers, devs, maximalists, and orange-pill curious—this is your daily BTC reality check. 🎙️ Replay the fire NOW: Search “Bitcoin Today Recast” on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or wherever you stack knowledge. 🗓️ Set your alarm: M-F 8:30 AM PST 👀 Follow @LorenHodl for the bat-signal 🗣️ Jump in the Space tomorrow—bring your hottest takes! Follow @LorenHodl or @bitcointoday__ on X Stack sats. Stay sovereign. See you at sunrise. ₿

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