The CDN outage impacting our services has been fully resolved. Cloudflare has deployed a fix, and our internal monitoring confirms all systems and validation networks — including Monad and Espresso — are fully operational again. All APIs, dApps, dashboards, widgets, and validator endpoints are now functioning as expected. We will continue to monitor to ensure stability, but no further impact is expected. Thank you for your patience during this incident.
Resolved
The CDN outage impacting our services has been fully resolved. Cloudflare has deployed a fix, and our internal monitoring confirms all systems and validation networks — including Monad and Espresso — are fully operational again. All APIs, dApps, dashboards, widgets, and validator endpoints are now functioning as expected. We will continue to monitor to ensure stability, but no further impact is expected. Thank you for your patience during this incident.
Monitoring
Cloudflare has implemented a fix and reports that the incident is resolved.
Our own synthetic monitors confirm that all services have fully recovered.
We will continue monitoring closely to ensure stability, but at this time all APIs, dApps, dashboards, widgets, and validator networks appear to be functioning normally.
Thank you for your patience.
Monitoring
Our CDN provider Cloudflare remains non-functional, and several services continue to be unreachable as a result.
We have also identified and confirmed that EigenLayer, Babylon BTC, Monad and Espresso validation networks are affected by this outage.
Our engineering team is monitoring the situation and will take action if any safe workarounds become available.
We will provide updates as soon as Cloudflare service begins to recover.
Monitoring
We are currently aware of an issue affecting the availability of several services, including Data API, Staking API, ETH dApp, Hub and Dashboards, and the Widget.
At this time, our endpoints are unreachable due to an outage impacting our DNS provider.
Our Engineering team is actively monitoring the situation and is prepared to apply adjustments if needed.
All services will become available again as soon as the DNS provider restores normal operations.
We will share further updates as we have them.
Thank you for your patience.
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