Avalanche (AVAX) Experiencing Trouble: One of the Chains Has Been Out of Production for 1 Hour! Here is the Latest Information

According to the latest information Avalanche (AVAX) C-Chain has stopped again and has not processed for more than 50 minutes.

Avalanche C Chain, Avalanche’s altcoin It represents one of three open blockchains on its primary network. It works with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and enables the creation of Ethereum compatible smart contracts.

It uses the Snowman consensus protocol and offers instant resolution, low fees, and high scalability, according to the developers.

Avalanche C-Chain Stopped Not Long ago

Avalanche C Chain also stopped for more than 1 hour on March 23, and the developers argued that it was caused by a bug. After 1 hour in this stop event, the developers offered a solution and the network was restarted.

Avalanche is known as a heterogeneous blockchain network that allows to create separate chains for different applications. Avalanche C-Chain is one of three public blockchains in Avalanche’s primary network.

When the data is examined, it is seen that the last block on Avalanche C-Chain was processed before 1 hour and there was no block production after that.

This will likely affect the functionality of any applications or services that rely on this chain. In particular, all smart contracts deployed on the C-Chain may become temporarily unavailable, and pending or ongoing transactions are likely to be delayed or fail.

However, it is worth noting that other subnets on the Avalanche network, such as X-Chain and P-Chain, are still operational and any application or service created to use these subnets continues to function normally.

*Not investment advice.