Bitcoin SV's network split into 3 last Saturday after a huge 210 MB block was mined during the crypto's scheduled hard fork.
BitMEX Research reported on August 3 that Bitcoin SV's nodes were divided into three groups on Saturday, causing the network to be split into three independent chains.
Reportedly, 65% of the nodes have been upgraded, 17% are stuck in the 210 MB block and 19% have not even been upgraded and remain in the pre-fork chain.
That huge 210 MB block was apparently mined Saturday by miner CoinGeek and included 808,633 transactions.
Bitcoin SV, which is a hard fork of Bitcoin Cash, executed a hard fork last July 24 in order to increase its block size from 128 MB to 2 gigabytes.
The victims of this error have been small miners, since they have not been able to process these huge blocks.
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