ChainCatcher message, on-chain data shows that the congestion issue on the Solana chain has been completely resolved, and block production has returned to normal. Transactions are confirmed within 2 seconds.

ChainCatcher message, Solana Status recommends Solana mainnet Beta validators to use version v1.17.31, which includes several enhancements aimed at helping to alleviate the current congestion issues on the network.

ChainCatcher message, Anza, responsible for addressing the congestion issue on Solana, posted on the X platform stating that it is now recommended for MainnetBeta validators to generally use version V1.17.31. This version includes improved features that will help alleviate the ongoing congestion issues on the Solana network; further improvements will continue in version V1.18.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, intermittent congestion on the Solana blockchain has forced several crypto projects to delay their launches. Solana developers previously stated that their goal is to complete the fixes by April 15. Users of the Solana blockchain have reported an increasing number of network congestion and transaction error issues over the past few weeks. New projects, especially those planning to issue tokens, have decided to postpone until the technical challenges are resolved.Some Solana projects waiting for congestion solutions include the NFT project Suit up, the altcoin project DuckCoin, and the Solana staking rewards platform Surge Finance.As of now, users have reported delays in sending Solana (SOL) tokens on the crypto exchange Coinbase. According to incident reports, Solana has been investigating the issue for over 8 hours, but these problems do not affect trading or fiat deposit and withdrawal functions.

ChainCatcher news, Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko stated that to address the congestion issues on the Solana network, the Solana development team is designing effective solutions, and a software patch is also in development, but it will take some time. The 1.18 version update, scheduled for release in April, will introduce enhancements to make transaction scheduling more deterministic, aiming to streamline the processing and reduce bottlenecks.The current congestion may extend to the network's infrastructure, thereby affecting users' ability to interact with the blockchain. In this regard, Solana's Agave validator client developer Anza will release a patch to address specific issues related to the QUIC implementation. These updates are expected to improve client performance, especially in scenarios involving a large number of requests.

ChainCatcher news, Solana's new software development company Anza tweeted that it has made significant progress after collaborating with core contributors to analyze the root causes of Solana network congestion and evaluate multiple potential changes, with hopes to start releasing fixes next week. In addition, the Anza team tested a patch for the current network congestion yesterday. The officials stated that the core issues are related to the QUIC implementation and the behavior of the Agave validator client when handling a large number of requests. The team will roll out more improvements and changes over the coming months.

ChainCatcher message, BNB Chain indicates that the opBNB mainnet congestion issue has been resolved and is currently running at full speed for several hours.According to previous news, the opBNB mainnet experienced congestion earlier this morning.