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Bitcoin SV is a hard fork of Bitcoin Cash, which prioritizes strict adherence to the original Bitcoin client created by Satoshi Nakamoto. It believes that low-cost peer-to-peer transactions are the core value of the network, and is committed to increasing block sizes and on-chain transaction throughput to achieve this goal.
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Bitcoin experienced a single-block reorganization, with the Antpool block included in the main chain and the Spiderpool block discarded
Odaily News: Research firm Galaxy Research recorded a reorganization event at Bitcoin block height 966500 on September 11, where mining pools Spiderpool and Antpool simultaneously discovered two valid blocks pointing to the same parent block, subsequently forming a brief competition. Ultimately, the Antpool block joined the chain with more cumulative work, and the Spiderpool block was discarded.Galaxy Research stated that this was the 3rd single-block reorganization in Bitcoin over the past 4 weeks, with the previous two occurring at block heights 962722 and 963853, respectively. Its node did not observe the block until the Antpool block completed confirmation and continued extending upon it.When a single-block reorganization occurs, the network will ultimately continue building along the chain with more cumulative work, while the other block is removed from the chain. Monero once experienced an 18-block reorganization, and Bitcoin SV experienced a 100-block reorganization in 2021; if a transaction is located in a replaced block, its confirmation count will disappear. (Bitcoin.com News)
Adam Back Refutes the "Bitcoin Supports Spam Data" Argument: Limiting Spam Cannot Rely on Soft Forks Lacking Consensus
Odaily News BIP-110 has sparked community controversy over its attempt to restrict non-financial data storage on the Bitcoin blockchain. Supporters of this proposal plan to push for the rule change through a User-Activated Soft Fork (UASF), but current miner support is far from meeting the activation requirements. The market is watching whether this controversy will further escalate into a split within Bitcoin's network governance.Blockstream CEO Adam Back criticized the arguments of BIP-110 supporters in a post on the X platform, stating that the claim "Bitcoin supports spam data" is incorrect and noting that all Bitcoin participants dislike network spam. Adam Back pointed out that Bitcoin cannot achieve absolute censorship at the mathematical level, and the BIP-110 proposal itself has numerous flaws that prevent it from functioning effectively, which is why it has not gained network consensus. He emphasized that forcibly pushing rule changes without consensus could ultimately lead to a fork outcome similar to Bitcoin SV (BSV).
HTX has launched the fourth edition of its Margin Trading Competition: Participate and share a prize pool of 30,000 USDT
According to the official announcement, HTX (formerly Huobi) has launched its fourth Leveraged Trading Competition from 18:00 on April 10 to 18:00 on April 20 (UTC+8), with a total prize pool of $30,000 USDT. During the event, new users who complete their first leveraged trade will receive a $50 USDT leveraged trading interest coupon—limited to the first 2,000 users on a first-come, first-served basis. Additionally, all participating users can share in a $20,000 USDT fee cashback reward based on their leveraged trading volume, with a maximum cashback of 20% of trading fees. Notably, leveraged trading volume for designated assets—BTC, ETH, TRX, FIL, AVAX, BSV, and ADA—will be counted at triple weight.