ZetaChain experienced a six-hour outage due to a consensus failure.
Network operations have resumed, ensuring all pending transactions will be processed.
ZetaChain (ZETA), an interoperability-focused Layer-1 blockchain, experienced a six-hour outage on Thursday, halting deposits and withdrawals. The network’s interruption was caused by a consensus failure linked to a recent update deployed to a limited number of validators, necessitating a rollback to node software version 20.0.5.
At approximately 11:53 p.m. UTC, ZetaChain’s operations were halted due to this technical issue. The network’s team promptly identified the problem and began efforts to rectify it. By around 6:00 a.m. UTC, ZetaChain confirmed via its website that block production had resumed, allowing normal network activities to continue.
Meanwhile, “We will share a post-mortem tomorrow when we’ve reviewed the incident and replicated the root cause using a development environment,” ZetaChain stated.
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