XRP Ledger spontaneously recovered after about an hour of interruption in block production, with no reported asset or transaction losses

According to a report by Decrypt, the XRP Ledger experienced a rare network disruption of about an hour in block production this morning, but the network subsequently self-recovered. Network activity froze at XRP Ledger height 93927173, prompting validators to immediately investigate. The XRP Ledger then resumed normal operation, with no reported loss of assets or transactions. XRPL Chief Technology Officer David Schwartz stated on the X platform that "it appears the consensus mechanism was still running, but the validation results were not being published, leading to a network split. To my knowledge, very few UNL (Unique Node List) operators made any changes, so the network may have self-recovered." The UNL mentioned by Schwartz is a core component of the XRPL consensus mechanism, serving as a directory of trusted validators to ensure the integrity of the network and the finality of transactions.