Ocean Mining VP Jason Hughes put the number on the record. BIP-110 miner signaling has stayed below one percent. Foundry — one of the largest pools in the network — is asking its miners to vote formally on the soft fork. The Technologist read is clean and honest. A soft fork requires miner activation. Without hashrate signaling, BIP-110 does not activate. This is not lobby politics. This is the consensus layer telling the treasury tier, the sovereignty tier, and the protocol devs what it thinks about the proposal. It thinks it does not want it. Cross-reference the three-character coalition — Saylor iatrogenic, Kratter display-name badge, hodlonaut Fauci-like framing. The social-layer opposition just got its hard-data proof from the miners. The coalition is not talk; it is signaling data. The soft fork is not failing because of an editorial. It is failing because the hashrate refused to run it.