Sui Network reanuda operaciones tras un apagón de seis horas en 2026

El problema detuvo la actividad del mainnet y interrumpió temporalmente el procesamiento de transacciones antes de que los desarrolladores implementaran una solución. El apagón fue el segundo evento importante de inactividad de Sui en 2026 y provocó que el token SUI cayera aproximadamente un 6% antes de recuperarse parcialmente.

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Según el equipo de Sui, el incidente fue causado por un error introducido en la versión 1.72 del software de la red. El problema afectó la lógica de cobro de gas y provocó un fallo que detuvo temporalmente la actividad en el mainnet.

La red primero alertó a los usuarios de que experimentaba un “bloqueo de red” y advirtió que las transacciones podrían retrasarse o pausarse mientras los desarrolladores trabajaban en una solución. Después de aproximadamente 5 horas y 55 minutos de inactividad, Sui anunció que la actividad se reanudó y confirmó que se publicaría una revisión completa del incidente en los próximos días. Aunque la red se restauró, se informó que los validadores aún operaban con rendimiento degradado poco después de la recuperación.

A principios de enero de 2026, Sui experimentó otra interrupción que mantuvo la red fuera de línea durante más de six hoursLa interrupción tuvo un impacto inmediato en el sentimiento del mercado en torno al token nativo de la red, SUI. Durante la interrupción, el precio del token disminuyó aproximadamente un 6% hasta alrededor de $0.90, antes de recuperarse ligeramente y operar cerca de $0.92 tras la restauración de los servicios.

A pesar del contratiempo, Sui sigue siendo uno de los ecosistemas de cadena de bloques más grandes de la industria. Data de DeFiLlama muestra que la red se encuentra entre las principales plataformas de cadena de bloques por valor total bloqueado, con aproximadamente $542 millones distribuidos en 137 protocolos. La cadena de bloques también sigue atrayendo la atención de desarrolladores e inversores debido a su enfoque en la escalabilidad y el alto rendimiento de transacciones.

Solo semanas antes del apagón, SUI aumentó aproximadamente un 50% tras una serie de desarrollos positivos. Estos incluyeron que una empresa listada en Nasdaq anunciara planes de stakear una gran parte de la oferta de tokens y desarrolladores desvelaran funciones próximas, como transferencias de stablecoin sin comisiones y capacidades de transacción enfocadas en la privacidad.

Acción de precio de SUI durante el último mes (Fuente: CoinCodex)

Desde el lanzamiento de su mainnet en mayo de 2023, Sui se ha convertido en una cadena de bloques de alto rendimiento diseñada para admitir aplicaciones financieras a gran escala y la adopción institucional. Sin embargo, los apagones recurrentes podrían plantear serias preguntas sobre la confiabilidad de la red.