Coinbase's Base blockchain suffered a two-hour outage on Thursday because of a consensus issue. The network, which briefly halted block production, has since fully recovered and is now back online, operating normally.
Coinbase's Base blockchain recently faced a temporary service interruption, going offline for about two hours on Thursday. The network, a "layer 2" solution built on Ethereum, which aims to provide faster and cheaper transactions, experienced a "consensus problem." This means there was a brief disagreement among network participants about processing new transactions and creating new blocks. Operations have now fully resumed, and the Base network is back to normal, producing blocks and processing transactions smoothly for its users.
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