【BitPush】The Polygon Foundation has officially announced that some RPC nodes on the PoS network have recently experienced failures. But here’s a key point—the entire network has never gone offline and has maintained stable operation at all times, with blocks continuously being generated during the incident. The team responded quickly, quickly pinpointed the issue, and then distributed a repair patch to the node operators.
Currently, validators are synchronizing data and waiting to reach the quorum. During this process, some RPC nodes have already returned to normal, and on-chain transactions are flowing in and being processed as usual. However, it’s important to note that the block explorer may show some delayed data until node synchronization is complete.
It’s worth mentioning that, according to the latest status page information from Polygon, this issue has been fully resolved, and all PoS functions have been restored. Just wait for the nodes to finish synchronization, and the delay in the block explorer will also be eliminated. Overall, this was a relatively quick emergency response, and the network’s stability was not fundamentally affected.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 19h ago
As long as the network isn't disconnected, it's okay; I'm just worried that slow node operators might drag down the overall performance.
This time, the processing speed was actually pretty good, much better than a few previous times.
Once synchronization is complete, everything will be fine. Now, it's just a matter of waiting.
RPC failures are actually quite common; Polygon has indeed made progress in stability over the past few years.
It's not a big problem; actually, none of the issues are major... just need to wait for the nodes to finish syncing at their own pace.
In the era of multi-chain deployment, these small glitches won't really affect anything. Just keep HODLing and that's it.
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bridgeOops
· 19h ago
Oh, this time it wasn't as serious as I imagined. As long as the network didn't disconnect, it's fine.
Polygon's response was quite quick; just some fixes and patches will do.
Why do RPC nodes always have issues? Is it never-ending?
Wait, let me see if my transactions have been affected...
The promised full recovery, why is the block explorer still delayed?
As long as the chain keeps running, it's considered successful. Everything else is just details.
It's another waiting game for synchronization. When can it finally become completely stable?
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GasFeePhobia
· 19h ago
Another RPC failure, but this time the response speed is indeed acceptable.
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It's good enough that the network isn't offline; we've gotten used to it.
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Waiting for node synchronization is so frustrating. When will it fully recover?
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Polygon's handling this time is okay, much better than some other chains.
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The delay in the block explorer data is really annoying. What is it showing blindly?
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If the entire network isn't down, it's not too serious, just a poor experience.
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Waiting again? I just want to ask when it will truly stabilize.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 19h ago
Polygon's response this time was quite quick. As long as the network didn't go offline, it was all worth it.
No network crash means the system is still okay, just waiting for node synchronization.
It's another RPC node issue. When can we finally put an end to this?
Repaired so quickly? Feels like the Polygon team did a good job this time.
Once the node synchronization is complete, it should be fine. Not a big problem.
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LootboxPhobia
· 19h ago
As long as the network isn't disconnected, that's really good. These kinds of issues are always a bit nerve-wracking, but Polygon responded quite quickly this time and fixed it efficiently. Once the nodes finish syncing, it will be stable, and the delay on the block explorer isn't a big problem—I've seen worse.
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degenwhisperer
· 19h ago
It's the RPC node issue again, but at least the network didn't go down, so it's still stable.
Polygon is like this—frequent small issues but never really drops the chain, a bit annoying old problem.
Wait, is it really fully fixed this time? Or do we have to wait for the block explorer to slowly sync again?
As long as the network isn't down, transactions go through. Anyway, we're used to tinkering.
The response speed is actually faster than last time, the patch was released quite promptly, but the testing wasn't thorough enough.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 20h ago
Uh, this wave of Polygon is quite stable, as long as the network doesn't collapse, it's fine.
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So what if the RPC is down? The chain is still running, so it's no big deal.
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It's the node synchronization issue again, used to it.
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Wait, wait, wait, when will it be fully synchronized?
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Not to brag or criticize, at least it didn't crash like some other chains.
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If I had known it would be like this, I should have transferred out earlier.
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Fully recovered? Why can't I see the data yet?
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Polygon's response this time is pretty good, thumbs up.
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It's another delay. When will this ever end?
The Polygon PoS network RPC node issue has been resolved, and all functions are back to normal.
【BitPush】The Polygon Foundation has officially announced that some RPC nodes on the PoS network have recently experienced failures. But here’s a key point—the entire network has never gone offline and has maintained stable operation at all times, with blocks continuously being generated during the incident. The team responded quickly, quickly pinpointed the issue, and then distributed a repair patch to the node operators.
Currently, validators are synchronizing data and waiting to reach the quorum. During this process, some RPC nodes have already returned to normal, and on-chain transactions are flowing in and being processed as usual. However, it’s important to note that the block explorer may show some delayed data until node synchronization is complete.
It’s worth mentioning that, according to the latest status page information from Polygon, this issue has been fully resolved, and all PoS functions have been restored. Just wait for the nodes to finish synchronization, and the delay in the block explorer will also be eliminated. Overall, this was a relatively quick emergency response, and the network’s stability was not fundamentally affected.