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Ethereum Mainnet Incident
Fires when Ethereum mainnet has a serious incident: finality is lost, a client bug splits the chain, or a critical vulnerability needs an emergency upgrade.
Fires when Ethereum mainnet has a serious incident: finality is lost, a client bug splits the chain, or a critical vulnerability needs an emergency upgrade.
- One alert, only when Ethereum mainnet loses finality, splits because of a client bug, or a critical vulnerability requires an emergency upgrade. Quiet the rest of the time.
- Checked every hour; it fires only on evidence from a source, never on rumours, and never twice for the same event.
- In your feed, by email, and as a push notice if you turn it on.
- ✕ Testnet incidents
- ✕ Problems of a single app or layer 2
Exact rules
Check every hour and notify me the moment Ethereum mainnet loses finality, splits because of a client bug, or a critical vulnerability requires an emergency upgrade. Look for Ethereum mainnet incident, plus at least one of Loss of finality, Chain split, Consensus bug, Critical vulnerability or Emergency release. Skip testnet incidents or problems of a single app or layer 2. Search the open web, starting with https://blog.ethereum.org/feed.xml, and also https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/releases.atom, https://www.theblock.co/rss.xml and https://www.coindesk.com/arc/outboundfeeds/rss/. Matching is strict. Anyone can find and subscribe to it in Discover.
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