PANews reported on January 9 that according to official Metis news, in the past few hours, the Metis network has experienced intermittent downtime due to a surge in mainnet transaction volume, which has caused L1DTL (Layer 1 Data Transaction Layer) to freeze. Currently, the team is upgrading the L1DTL memory to solve the problem and is working on recovery.
Metis network experienced intermittent downtime due to a surge in transaction volume. Officials said they are upgrading L1DTL memory to solve the problem.
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