The Bitcoin community has introduced a new improvement proposal, BIP-110, aimed at limiting the size of non-monetary data, such as Ordinals inscriptions, in transactions through a soft fork. This measure seeks to address concerns over 'junk data' occupying block space. However, the proposal has sparked controversy. Adam Back has voiced concerns that BIP-110 could harm Bitcoin's reputation as a reliable store of value and secure asset, suggesting that its negative impact might outweigh the issues posed by 'junk transactions.'