Trạng thái mạng Zcash không chắc chắn khi các nhà thám hiểm khối báo cáo sự chậm trễ

The Huoxing Finance report states that on June 4, according to monitoring by the crypto data platform Arkham Intelligence, multiple Zcash blockchain explorers have not displayed any new block confirmations over the past several hours, sparking community discussions about whether the network has halted. Arkham noted that, after filtering Zcash on-chain transaction records, no new on-chain transfer records have been observed for over five hours, leading some users to believe that the Zcash network may have stopped producing blocks. However, there is currently no evidence proving that the mainnet has completely ceased operation. Some community members suggest the issue may stem from a failure in the data nodes relied upon by the block explorers, rather than an interruption in the Zcash consensus network itself. Meanwhile, several Zcash mining pool monitoring pages continue to show new blocks being generated. Another hypothesis relates to the recent network upgrade. On May 29, the development team identified a vulnerability in the Orchard Shielded Pool and completed its patch and network upgrade on June 1. Some developers believe that the block explorers may be experiencing synchronization delays following the upgrade and are still catching up with the latest block data. As of publication, the Zcash official team has not confirmed any network outage, and the cause of the issue remains under investigation. If it is ultimately confirmed that the problem is solely due to block explorer or node synchronization failures, it will not affect on-chain consensus or fund security; if it is confirmed that mainnet block production is abnormal, it could impact transaction confirmations and network stability. The situation is still evolving, and the community continues to monitor Zcash nodes, mining pools, and changes in block height.