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TON Network Recovers from Dual Outages Amid DOGS Memecoin Surge
The post TON Network Recovers from Dual Outages Amid DOGS Memecoin Surge appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Open Network (TON) has recently resumed operations following its second notable outage in just two days. The recurring disruptions are primarily attributed to a surge in transaction loads driven by the DOGS memecoin. “Block production issues began at 19:19 UTC,” reported TON, emphasizing the challenges posed by DOGS token minting activities. This article analyzes the recent outages of The Open Network due to surging interest in the DOGS memecoin, highlighting implications for blockchain’s operational resilience. TON Network Experiences Back-to-Back Outages After its initial disruption, which extended for over six hours, the TON blockchain faced another significant outage linked to an overwhelming influx of transactions driven by the newly launched DOGS token. At approximately 19:19 UTC, the network experienced block production issues, prompting the developers to urge mainnet validators to execute updates and restart their nodes to restore functionality. This sequence of events underscores the network’s vulnerabilities in handling sudden spikes in transaction volume, especially during events like memecoin airdrops. The Impact of DOGS Memecoin on Network Performance The introduction of DOGS memecoin into the Telegram ecosystem has precipitated a large volume of transaction activity, especially following its recent airdrop event. On Monday, DOGS announced that an impressive 81.5% of its total supply of 550 billion tokens would be distributed to community members. This airdrop created a substantial demand, and with six million verified users requesting tokens, the strain on the TON network became acute. Various users, including self-identified advisors within the TON ecosystem, noted that the prolonged overload led to a loss of consensus among validators—a critical factor in maintaining network integrity. Strategic Responses from Developers Following Outages In the wake of the disruptions, TON developers moved quickly to address the potential vulnerabilities exposed by the DOGS token surge. They recommended that validators update their software and restart their…
The post TON Network Recovers from Dual Outages Amid DOGS Memecoin Surge appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
The Open Network (TON) has recently resumed operations following its second notable outage in just two days. The recurring disruptions are primarily attributed to a surge in transaction loads driven by the DOGS memecoin. “Block production issues began at 19:19 UTC,” reported TON, emphasizing the challenges posed by DOGS token minting activities. This article analyzes the recent outages of The Open Network due to surging interest in the DOGS memecoin, highlighting implications for blockchain’s operational resilience. TON Network Experiences Back-to-Back Outages After its initial disruption, which extended for over six hours, the TON blockchain faced another significant outage linked to an overwhelming influx of transactions driven by the newly launched DOGS token. At approximately 19:19 UTC, the network experienced block production issues, prompting the developers to urge mainnet validators to execute updates and restart their nodes to restore functionality. This sequence of events underscores the network’s vulnerabilities in handling sudden spikes in transaction volume, especially during events like memecoin airdrops. The Impact of DOGS Memecoin on Network Performance The introduction of DOGS memecoin into the Telegram ecosystem has precipitated a large volume of transaction activity, especially following its recent airdrop event. On Monday, DOGS announced that an impressive 81.5% of its total supply of 550 billion tokens would be distributed to community members. This airdrop created a substantial demand, and with six million verified users requesting tokens, the strain on the TON network became acute. Various users, including self-identified advisors within the TON ecosystem, noted that the prolonged overload led to a loss of consensus among validators—a critical factor in maintaining network integrity. Strategic Responses from Developers Following Outages In the wake of the disruptions, TON developers moved quickly to address the potential vulnerabilities exposed by the DOGS token surge. They recommended that validators update their software and restart their…
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