ChainCatcher message, Jupiter stated on platform X that earlier today, Jupiter's new token service stopped accepting new tokens. While users can still trade these tokens normally, certain features (such as DCA) are no longer applicable to newly launched tokens after the service halt. Jupiter mentioned that the subsequent issues have been resolved and the service has returned to normal. The new token service launched about a month ago lacked reliability, and efforts will continue to improve the stability and reliability of this service.

ChainCatcher message, UniSat Wallet posted on platform X stating that there are intermittent service interruptions due to a DDoS attack. Their team is actively working to resolve this issue.

ChainCatcher news, cryptocurrency exchange platform Gemini is investigating reports of service interruptions that may affect trading. Gemini stated that all customer accounts and funds remain completely secure. (Source link)

ChainCatcher message, the official encrypted wallet Phantom stated that the service interruption issue affecting some users has been resolved. A few hours ago, the official tweeted that due to an interruption in Amazon Web Services (AWS), wallet services would be affected, but users' assets are safe. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Yonhap News Agency, the South Korean Supreme Court ruled that Bithumb must pay 251.4 million won (approximately $202,400) in damages to investors for service interruptions.It is reported that Bithumb's trading service was suspended for 1.5 hours on November 12, 2017, after which more than a hundred investors filed a lawsuit against Bithumb's operator, claiming economic losses due to the service interruption. (Source link)