TON back online after second DOGS-related outage in 36 hours
The Open Network is back online again after the demand for a new memecoin called DOGS caused the network to go down twice in 36 hours.
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The Open Network is back online again after the demand for a new memecoin called DOGS caused the network to go down twice in 36 hours.
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