The Open Network experiences another network outage
According to Tonscan, the last transaction on the network came from an address ending in 'J37’, and the last workchain block at 45,350,522.
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According to Tonscan, the last transaction on the network came from an address ending in 'J37’, and the last workchain block at 45,350,522.
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