According to monitoring by the on-chain security agency PeckShield, HyperEVM is suspected to be experiencing a major failure, as the block explorer page shows that the latest block and transactions have been stuck at "1 hour ago," with some blocks showing zero transactions, and on-chain data appears to have stopped updating.
However, according to user replies, the aforementioned anomaly is actually a data delay issue with the block explorer itself, rather than a failure of the HyperEVM underlying chain------the top of the browser page even has a banner indicating "block data may be delayed," and other third-party explorers (such as Hyperscan) still show normal on-chain activity.
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