TON is back online after block production outage triggered by DOGS
The TON Foundation assured users that all crypto transactions would be processed and no assets would be lost due to the brief block production disruption.
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The TON Foundation assured users that all crypto transactions would be processed and no assets would be lost due to the brief block production disruption.
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