The Polygon Foundation and X platform reported that earlier today, some RPC nodes in the Polygon PoS network experienced disruptions, causing a temporary network disturbance. Despite this issue, the network remained online and block production continued uninterrupted, preventing any blockchain downtime. The technical team promptly identified the problem and provided a patch to node operators to restore full service. Validator nodes are currently synchronizing data and gradually reaching the required quorum. Meanwhile, several RPC nodes continued operating fully, allowing transactions to proceed and be processed normally. This disruption may cause delays in information displayed on block explorers until node synchronization completes. Polygon is a prominent scaling solution designed to enable faster and lower-cost transactions on the Ethereum blockchain, with its PoS network supporting block validation and confirmation. Such temporary issues on the Polygon network are typically resolved swiftly to ensure uninterrupted blockchain services for users. However, this incident serves as a reminder that decentralized networks can occasionally face technical challenges that must be addressed promptly to maintain network security and stability.
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