Arbitrum officially just posted on X stating that Robinhood Chain was not down and has now returned to normal.
This issue originated from the behavior of Ethereum L1’s blob market, which caused delays in batch publishing on Robinhood Chain. Although direct user trading was not affected, some infrastructure providers relying on Robinhood Chain data streams experienced a brief performance impact due to too many subscribers.
The Arbitrum team then responded quickly, and the issue has now been resolved, with services back to normal operation. The operation of Layer 2 networks is highly dependent on L1 data availability, and this incident has once again drawn market attention to the potential impact of Ethereum blob market volatility on Layer 2 projects.
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This issue originated from the behavior of Ethereum L1’s blob market, which caused delays in batch publishing on Robinhood Chain. Although direct user trading was not affected, some infrastructure providers relying on Robinhood Chain data streams experienced a brief performance impact due to too many subscribers.
The Arbitrum team then responded quickly, and the issue has now been resolved, with services back to normal operation. The operation of Layer 2 networks is highly dependent on L1 data availability, and this incident has once again drawn market attention to the potential impact of Ethereum blob market volatility on Layer 2 projects.
$ETH $ARB
#Arbitrum #以太坊 #Layer2