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Heard from an insider that Avax encountered critical bug likely won't be back on for hours and could have to even do a rollback or hard fork. Inscriptions broke the chain, gg.

>> No.57700309

"Critical"

https://twitter.com/kevinsekniqi/status/1761012545131774099

As long as new code keep getting pushed more edge case bugs will likely occur, That's both the benefit of fast upgradability pace and downsides (Ethereum upgradability pace is much slower by comparison, So it's less susceptible to coding errors).

This is different to something like Solana, Which goes down because they hit performance limit. Tldr, No biggy.

>> No.57700379

>>57700309
Absolute cope. Blockchains shouldn't ever be going down. If it's this unreliable, just make your own appchain and deploy on that. No point in AVAX. Whole thesis being undermined.

>> No.57700399
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>>57700309
>Chain goes down
>"No biggy."

>> No.57700661

>>57700379
>Blockchains shouldn't ever be going down
Why? We're still in the very early days of an entirely new technology. There isn't a single blockchain capable of handling mass adoption yet. Who care's if a blockchain goes down for a few hours? Your funds will still be there when the outage is fixed. It's not like hospital life support systems or air traffic control depend on the blockchain being up. This idea that downtime is original sin and can never be absolved is absurd. If we'd abandoned the Apollo program after the Apollo 1 fire, we'd never have got to the moon.

>> No.57700728

>>57700661
How often does Eth go down?

>> No.57700770

>>57700728
>How often does Eth go down?
That's exactly what I mean. 100% uptime but the worst user experience in crypto. Not that Avalanche is much better during times of congestion.

>> No.57700875

>>57700054
they saw how bullish outages are for SOL price so they're are trying to emulate that

>> No.57701001
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>>57700661
>AVAX chain went down
>...and why that's a good thing

>> No.57701150

>>57701001
What happened to SOL after it went down for the 17th time? Nothing.
Also the other subnets are still working fine, this bug is only affecting the C-Chain.

>> No.57701439

>>57700309
>Maximum cope limit reached
KEK

>> No.57701459

>>57700309
>Tldr, No biggy.
gigacope its over for this scam chain. its going down faster than you can say double spend.

>> No.57701499

>no biggy
Institutional motto, no doubt

>> No.57701584

>>57701499
>>57701459
>>57701439
I was right niggers:

https://twitter.com/kevinsekniqi/status/1761055423883313336

Bug caused by the recent upgrade.

>> No.57701664

>>57701584
Too many overly pessimistic trolls on this board. Surprised they didn't REEEE for it to crash down to $1 or some shit.

>> No.57701767

>>57700054
SOL went down and then the price went from $90 to $117.

>> No.57701802

>>57700309
Ethereum has had more significant upgrades than AVAX. The Avalanche upgrades have been huge nothingburgers.

>> No.57701818

>>57701150
>this bug is only affecting the C-Chain.
Which is the only chain anyone gives a fuck about.

>> No.57701853

>>57700661
PulseChain has insane volume and hasn't gone down once.

>> No.57702055

Don't be exit liquidity.

Get the fuck out.

NOW

>> No.57702093

back up now, node software bug, not protocol issue which isn't as bad.

>> No.57702102

>>57701818
For now. And it's fixed.

>> No.57702262

>>57702102
yo after experiencing luna, there aint no way I'm ever putting money on avax again
dogmatic retards coping so hard today

>> No.57702329

Cardanochads sit back and laugh while every retard vc scam /biz/ falls for collapses and cardano remains rock solid.

>> No.57702330

>>57702262
>after experiencing luna
it's not even similar retard, it already happened a couple times on avax. nobody cares about your 700$ either though

>> No.57702344

>>57702329
it's easy not to have any problems when there is no activity on your chain

>> No.57702359

>>57702330
dilate faggot

>> No.57702371

>>57702344
Cope. Cardano doesn't go down when there's high activity because it is designed to process every transaction even under complete and total load. We saw it before they changed the network parameters when sundaeswap launched. The chain was 100% load and still continues to work without stopping. Network parameters got bumped and no more slowness. Meanwhile your chain and sol shit themselves under load

>> No.57702393

>>57702371
This had nothing to do with high activity.

>https://twitter.com/_patrickogrady/status/1761057598143643696
>Avalanche Validators provision a stake-weighted bandwidth allocation for each peer and this buggy logic led to each node saturating their allocation with useless transaction gossip. This dynamic prevented pull queries issued by the validator from being processed in a timely manner and led to consensus stalling (as no polls were being handled).

>> No.57702415

>>57702371
Also reminder the C-Chain dealt with inscriptions better than any other a couple months ago.

>> No.57702433

>>57702371
cardano is next on the market cap to be taken by avax. everybody in crypto agrees ada is overvalued junk

>> No.57703321

>>57700054
>>57700309
>>57701584
>>57702093
Their transactions count is as fake as Solanas
https://twitter.com/PopPunkOnChain/status/1761049811724210533

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>>57700661
>we'd never have got to the moon

>> No.57703409

>>57700661
>very early days of an entirely new technology
Its been 15 years

>> No.57703438

>>57703321
If you read the replies you'll see the literal dev of the website explaining why. The TPS still showed 0.

>> No.57703445

>>57703409
so? the ancient greeks invented computers. it took thousands of years to get where we are now. are you in it for the tech or not

>> No.57703505

>>57702393
>>57702415
>>57702433
Lmao coping roach baggies

>> No.57703723

rolled mine into that shitcoin pangolin and made so much money. feels like 2020 all over again with how manipulated it is.

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for real wtf is this

>> No.57703831

Doubl spedn shitcoon

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>>57703445
>invented computers
No they did not, the first were made during ww2
>>57703445
>are you in it for the tech or not

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57704593

Kek. You don't see this kinda sentiment with $SOL. Anyways I sold long ago for more of dat SUPER and more BTC, just wanted to point out some funny hypocrisy.

>> No.57704620

>>57700054
And that, folks, is why you adquire ADA instead

>> No.57704655

>>57702433
no, just those who know nothing about crypto or software development in general

>> No.57704720

Haku Ryujin is looking good. Utilities like trading bot, trending bot for Solana are being developed. And community will benefit with rev share and buy backs. DYOR

CA: CXrdC7JiLKvpa6CshEskorEDqkbZJjb3LJV3KUVVEiMs

http://www.hakuryujin.vip

>> No.57705257

>>57703438
>Reading the quoted replies from big accounts

Crypto twitter is a vile space, Truly bottomless pit of shamelessness, At best only a tribalistic rage.

>> No.57705285

>>57705257
The notorious ETH maxis especially are a bunch of parasites that should be socially outcasted at all cost

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>>57700054
migrant inu solves this