Base status update failure persists for over 30 hours, causing withdrawal delays

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ME News Report, May 30th (UTC+8), L2BEAT research director donnoh.eth posted on the X platform stating that the Base network status update system has been interrupted for over 30 hours due to a recent upgrade-related bug, but because the on-chain withdrawal cycle is set to approximately 7 days, this issue was not immediately noticeable to users over a longer period. This failure involved an anomaly in the state update layer but did not immediately affect user withdrawal experience, leading to the problem not being widely noticed for some time. The related issue has now sparked discussions in the community, focusing on its impact on on-chain data synchronization and operational monitoring mechanisms. (Source: ODAILY)
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TheMoonReflectsOnTheTranquil
· 12h ago
Base has carried the optimistic spirit of optimistic rollups through to the very end.
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MoonlightLiquidationLine
· 13h ago
It's not surprising that an upgrade causes bugs; what's surprising is that it took 30 hours for someone to call out, are the node operators all sleeping?
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GateUser-44dde53b
· 13h ago
The 7-day challenge period has become a fig leaf; this kind of hidden malfunction is even harder to deal with than a direct crash.
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ForkInTheRoadmap
· 13h ago
It took 30 hours to realize that this monitoring system is pretty interesting
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RedGlass
· 13h ago
donnoh.eth posted this in a timely way—otherwise, many people would still think the data delay is due to network lag.
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GaslightPoet
· 13h ago
The research director personally came out to report the bug; the transparency is really top-notch.
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