On the first day of summer, The Open Network (TON) blockchain experienced a minor outage that lasted approximately 40 minutes. According to the TON development team, this temporary disruption was caused by a masterchain dispatch queue error which halted block production temporarily.
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The engineering team responded promptly to the situation, releasing a fix that restored normal network operations. Importantly, the TON Foundation confirmed that no user funds were compromised during this brief service interruption.
Network representatives emphasized that all transactions initiated during the downtime period remained secure and were successfully processed once the system came back online. The temporary outage had no noticeable effect on Toncoin's market value, with the cryptocurrency maintaining its position at $3.14 at the time of reporting - reflecting a healthy 4.7% increase over the preceding seven-day period.