Saylor says BIP-110 signals are concentrated in OCEAN pool, not miner consensus

Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy (MSTR), said on X that as of Bitcoin block height 960,561, BIP-110 signaling appeared in just 24 of 946 blocks, or 2.54%, and all of those signals came from DATUM miners in Bitcoin mining pool OCEAN. Saylor said reaching the 55% threshold for voluntary approval had become mathematically impossible during the period and argued this did not represent miner consensus. He added that OCEAN had enabled BIP-110 signaling by default on its legacy endpoint and said BIP-110 was effectively functioning like a vertically integrated marketing campaign for Bitcoin Knots and DATUM. Saylor also said BIP-110 software rejected all non-signaling blocks in the 961,632-961,647 block range, meaning the 100% signaling rate during that span was the result of rule enforcement rather than voluntary support.