Sui Blockchain Explains Major Outage, Claims Funds Were Safe
Sui Mainnet halted for about six hours on Jan. 14. In a post-mortem, developers insure that the funds were safe and explain the reason.
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Sui Mainnet halted for about six hours on Jan. 14. In a post-mortem, developers insure that the funds were safe and explain the reason.
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