Blast subit une panne suite au lancement de la mise à niveau Dencun

Le réseau layer 2 d'Ethereum, Blast, a cessé de produire des blocs mercredi après le lancement de la mise à niveau Dencun d'Ethereum. Voici les dernières informations.

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Mar 13, 2024

Blast, un réseau de scaling layer-2 d'Ethereum en pleine croissance, a cessé de produire des blocs suite au lancement tant attendu de la mise à niveau Dencun sur le réseau principal d'Ethereum. L'équipe de Blast a tweeté à 10h41 HE qu'elle travaille sur une solution.

«Le réseau principal de Blast a cessé de produire des blocs en raison de problèmes liés à la mise à niveau Dencun d'Ethereum. Les contributeurs principaux en ingénierie travaillent sur une solution. Nous partagerons une mise à jour et un post-mortem une fois la correction en place (ETA 30-60 min).»

Cette histoire est en cours de développement et sera mise à jour avec des détails supplémentaires.

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