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Robinhood Chain Data Posting Delayed; Arbitrum Says Trading Unaffected
Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum layer-2 blockchain built on Arbitrum technology, experienced a temporary delay in posting transaction batches to the Ethereum
Key takeaways
- Robinhood Chain experienced a temporary delay in posting transaction data to the Ethereum mainnet.
- There was no downtime of any kind on Robinhood Chain, and user trade processing was unaffected.
- The delay was caused by conditions in the layer-1 blob market.
- Some infrastructure providers experienced a brief performance impact during the event.
Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum layer-2 blockchain built on Arbitrum technology, experienced a temporary delay in posting transaction batches to the Ethereum mainnet on September 4. Arbitrum confirmed that the delay was caused by conditions in the layer-1 blob market and that some infrastructure providers experienced brief performance impacts. However, Arbitrum stated there was no downtime or disruption to user trade processing, and the network continued to process transactions normally.
In their words
“there has been no downtime of any kind on Robinhood Chain.”
How it unfolded
- Arbitrum posted on X clarifying no downtime occurred
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Common questions
- What happened with Robinhood Chain?
- Robinhood Chain experienced a temporary delay in posting transaction data to the Ethereum mainnet.
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