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- 09:11Polygon network experiences a final confirmation delay of 10-15 minutes, team is actively working on a fixOn September 10, according to Polygon's status page, the Polygon network is experiencing a temporary issue with consensus finality delays. Some nodes are experiencing issues affecting block finality, resulting in delayed final confirmations. However, the blockchain continues to operate normally, blocks are being produced continuously, and checkpoint finality is functioning as expected within 15 minutes. The team stated that they have identified a fix and are rolling it out to all validators and service providers. Previously, Bor/Erigon experienced a temporary outage, causing finality delays. Although the Polygon chain remained operational, users may have encountered interruptions when accessing various applications due to RPC issues. The team is currently working actively with RPC providers to accelerate the resolution of the issue. Restarting nodes has resolved the problem for many validators and RPC providers, while a few providers need to roll back to the last finalized block and resynchronize.
- 09:03BlackRock plans to launch its Bitcoin ETF in the UK next monthAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, citing market news from The Bitcoin Historian, BlackRock, which manages $11 trillion in assets, plans to launch its bitcoin ETF in the UK next month.
- 09:03India Resists Comprehensive Cryptocurrency Framework, Citing Concerns Over Systemic RisksJinse Finance reported that a government document shows India is inclined not to formulate comprehensive legislation to regulate domestic cryptocurrencies, but instead opts to maintain partial regulation due to concerns that integrating digital assets into the mainstream financial system could trigger systemic risks. The document cites the view of the Reserve Bank of India, stating that it would be extremely difficult to control the risks of cryptocurrencies through regulation in practice. The document prepared by the government this month points out that regulating cryptocurrencies in India would grant them "legitimacy" and "could lead to systemic risks in the industry." In contrast, although a complete ban could address the "worrying" risks posed by speculative crypto assets, the document adds that such an approach cannot address peer-to-peer transfers or transactions on decentralized exchanges.