Phantom Wallet, a popular digital wallet on the Solana network briefly experienced downtime as the Grass token airdrop is happening.
A few hours ago, Phantom announced via their official X account that they were experiencing an “uptime incident,” leading to some services being temporarily suspended.
The Grass token is linked to a Solana-based AI data layer called Grass Network, with 2 million active users set to receive tokens.
After the airdrop began, many users tried to claim their tokens at the same time, which caused Phantom’s systems to crash. The wallet has been down for about 2 hours and 44 minutes according to Phantom’s official status page, which flagged the situation as a “major incident.”
At the time, users faced issues such as inaccurate account balances and difficulties executing urgent transactions.
To assist users during the outage, Phantom advised ignoring any simulation errors and suggested using a decentralized app (dApp) instead to avoid disruptions.
Fortunately, Phantom said it has resolved the issues, and all services are now functioning normally. The platform also promised that its “team will continue to actively monitor the situation”.
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