The BIP-110 fork has diverged from the main Bitcoin network and is now trailing by over 300 blocks. This fork has adopted the mining difficulty of the primary Bitcoin chain, which is set at 127.48 trillion. It will not be able to reduce this difficulty until it successfully mines a complete cycle of 2016 blocks, reaching a block height of #963,647. Estimates on how long this process could take vary significantly, with projections ranging from 350 days to as long as 25 years, depending on the expected share of hash power, as the fork currently holds only a small portion of the total computing power of Bitcoin's blockchain.