In a recent tweet, Blockstream CEO Adam Back highlighted that there's been no indication of a fork (soft or hard) in #Bitcoin. He mentioned that local pool policy is just local and might, in the worst-case scenario, cause delays in transaction types proportional to the pool's hashrate. He further emphasized Bitcoin's censorship-resistant model, where other miners can mine what a particular miner or pool doesn't. Additionally, he mentioned potential improvements with #StratumV2 for more diversity and independent transaction inclusion policies. Adam Back also referenced "committed transactions," an idea from 2013, suggesting that it might be time to implement it. These transactions would keep details out of mining, shifting responsibility to participants and peer-to-peer Bitcoin nodes post-mining through decommitment reveal keys broadcast later.