Base mainnet experiences its second outage in two days and has now resumed.
Odaily reported that Base experienced a mainnet block production anomaly for the second time in two days. According to the official status page, the incident occurred at 15:33 UTC, with the team confirming the issue and resuming block production at 16:11.
Base stated that node operators need to restart Base mainnet nodes to complete resynchronization.
This incident displayed symptoms similar to the previous day’s outage. On Thursday, an abnormal block caused the Sequencer to be unable to continue constructing new blocks, resulting in the network being down for about two hours. Although user funds were not affected, withdrawal services were temporarily interrupted.
The official announcement indicated that the latest failure also manifested as a chain halt, sharing key characteristics with the previous day’s incident. The network has now resumed operation.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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