The Bitcoin network is being eroded by the flood of non-monetary data, and implementing BIP-110 is a necessary step to clean up the network and restore node health. This protocol can filter out 41.5% of spam transactions, reclaim 36% of block space, and does not impact any financial transactions, making it a key move for Bitcoin's path toward a million-dollar valuation. This article is based on an article by Justin Bechler, organized, translated, and written by ForesightNews. (Background: Bitcoin mining difficulty "plunged 11%"—the largest drop in 21 years since China's ban—can this slow down BTC mining sell pressure?) (Additional context: Is Bitcoin a software stock? $1 trillion wiped out in the US stock market, with BTC following as a casualty) Table of Contents What gives Bitcoin its value The initial vulnerability Core 30: For each node's

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