NBIM’s indirect BTC exposure grew in H1 despite weak BTC

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13 Aug 2026

NBIM’s indirect BTC exposure grew in H1 despite weak BTC

Norges Bank Investment Management’s indirect BTC exposure grew to 11,549 BTC in H1 2026. Meanwhile, the BIP-110 fork failed to gain traction, while 14,000 Trezor customers had personal information exposed through a breach at shipping partner ShipMonk.

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BIP-110 Fork failed to gain traction

BIP-110 supporters split from Bitcoin’s main chain on August 8 after rejecting blocks that did not signal support for their proposed anti-spam rules. The fork had only 2.53% miner signaling before activation and quickly fell behind the main chain, showing it lacked enough hash power to remain competitive.BIP-110 aimed to temporarily restrict non-financial data such as Ordinals inscriptions. Supporters argued this data burdens nodes and distracts from Bitcoin’s monetary purpose, while critics said valid transactions should remain neutral as long as user