CoinWorld News reports that, according to official information from f2pool, the Litecoin network experienced abnormal activity on April 25, 2026, due to invalid MWEB transactions, which led to a temporary chain split. f2pool stated that it monitored the issue in real-time and continued mining on the valid chain that adhered to the correct consensus rules. After chasing for 13 blocks, the valid chain successfully caught up. Starting from block number 3,095,931, f2pool mined key blocks to help the valid chain surpass the invalid fork chain, ultimately allowing the network to return to normal through a natural reorganization (reorg). f2pool expressed gratitude to the miners who continued to provide hash power to ensure network security.