TON Recovers After Short-Term Outage
Date: 2025-06-02 Author: Gabriel Deangelo Categories: BLOCKCHAIN
On June 1, 2025, The Open Network (TON) blockchain was unavailable due to a technical failure. The cause was an error in the masterchain management system, which led to the suspension of new block generation. However, the problem was quickly localized, and after about 40 minutes, the network returned to normal operation.
The TON developers released an operational update that fixed the problem. According to the team, user funds remained completely safe during the outage. All transactions sent during the downtime were not lost and were successfully processed after the blockchain was restored.
At the time of publication, the price of Toncoin is $3.14, which reflects a slight daily decline of 0.1%, according to CoinGecko. Despite the incident, the weekly dynamics remain positive — the cryptocurrency rate has grown by 4.7% in seven days.
The current network indicators demonstrate high efficiency: the block creation speed is 2.56 seconds, and the number of transactions per second (TPS) is 23.89.
This case was not the first technical failure in the history of the blockchain. In August 2024, TON already faced two similar incidents in one day, but then the developers quickly fixed the problems.
Earlier, in April 2025, TON President Manuel Stotz shared his vision of the future of the ecosystem and integration with Telegram. According to him, the platform strives to become a full-fledged Web3 super application, where both decentralized technologies and built-in payment solutions are implemented.
Despite individual interruptions, TON continues to be one of the key players in the crypto space, demonstrating the stability of the infrastructure and the team's readiness to quickly respond to unforeseen situations.
