Slight bump in the road. Looks like Bitfury, F2Pool and GBMiners are all signalling SW so they're likely on the sidelines waiting to hear about that bug ck described a few posts back.
From my quick glancing at the situation, between the three of them, they seem to have between about 13% to 16% of the current hashing power.
Bitfury - between about 2% to 3%
f2pool - between about 7% to 10%
Gbminer - between about 3% to 4%
Sometimes it can also be a bit unclear about whether some of these miners might engage (or plan to engage) in a practice to either ramp up or to ramp down their mining power in order to affect the results of this BIP91 locking in - in one direction or another - especially if the situation is looking borderline - but at the same time, with so many miners and such a distribution of hashing power, any behavior of one miner (or even a group of miners) might play out as a kind of "wash" if other miners engage in an opposite behavior to attempt to compensate for the expected behavior(s) of other miners.
Of course, the bigger the miner, the more they may be able to attempt to strategically play their hashing power, no?
