According to the analysis, approximately 94% of the blocks, totaling 9404, have set the bip320 bits as identified by the regex pattern /[23]..[02468ace]00[04]/. In contrast, a smaller fraction, about 597 blocks, did not conform to this pattern and were instead aligned with the regex /2000000[04]/, which does not signal for BIP320. This discrepancy suggests a substantial concurrence among miners towards BIP320 compared to the previous signaling method outlined in BIP9. The continued signaling for taproot by approximately 216 blocks, possibly all from SBI Crypto according to a tweet, is highlighted as an interesting deviation. For those interested in verifying these findings, a reproducible command line snippet is provided: $ for a in $(seq 828299 838299); do bitcoin-cli getblockheader $(bitcoin-cli getblockhash $a) | jq -j '.height, " ", .versionHex, "\n"'; done | sed 's/ 2000000[04]/ bip9/;s/ [23]..[02468ace]00[04]/ bip320/' | cut -d\ -f2 | sort | uniq -c. This information underscores the crypto community's evolving consensus mechanisms and the technical intricacies involved in blockchain protocol upgrades.