On February 6, 2024, the
Solana network experienced a significant outage at 10:22 UTC that halted block production and core functionalities. The
outage, lasting approximately five hours, prompted swift action from engineers and validators within the ecosystem. Solana validators commenced preparations for a restart by generating snapshots and ensuring consistency in the network's state. A software patch, version 1.17.20, was developed and deployed to address the issue. This patch enabled validators to upgrade their systems and coordinate efforts to
resume normal network operation.
The outage, lasting approximately 5 hours, resulted in a 3% drop in the price of SOL to $93.39, though it later recovered to $95.14 by 15:30 UTC. It also impacted
crypto exchanges like Upbit, leading to suspension of deposits and withdrawals of Solana-based tokens.
This incident is one of several outages Solana has faced since its launch, underscoring ongoing challenges in maintaining network stability despite its promise of scalability and lower transaction fees compared to
Ethereum.
BTC futures market witnessed a slight increase in total open interest despite a decrease in trading volume. In contrast, ETH futures witnessed a rise in both total open interest and trading volume. The funding rate for Ether futures remained low at 0.0007%, with ETH topping the liquidation list over the past 24 hours.
Total BTC Open Interest: $17.99B (+0.86%)
BTC Volume (24H): $28.27B (-16.78%)
BTC Liquidations (24H): $8.44M (Long)/$8.52M (Short)
Long/Short Ratio: 50.38%/49.62%
Funding Rate: 0.0093%
Ether Futures Updates
Total ETH Open Interest: $8.31B (+7.53%)
ETH Volume (24H): $16.98B (+29.85%)
ETH Liquidations (24H): $1.82M (Long)/$15.37M (Short)
Long/Short Ratio: 50.21%/49.79%
Funding Rate: 0.0007%
Top 3 OI Surges
MULTI: $4.18M (+212.68%)
XMR: $65.53M (+186.15%)
CHR: $34.98M (+133.07%)