Polygon fixes RPC node bug, consensus returns to normal
The bug impacted some remote procedure call (RPC) nodes, causing them to fall out of sync, but did not impact onchain block production.
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The bug impacted some remote procedure call (RPC) nodes, causing them to fall out of sync, but did not impact onchain block production.
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