Solana’s blockchain clock has fallen by half an hour behind real-world time.
The loss of time might not affect network performance but could play a role in annual staking rewards.
Solana has suffered blights of operational issues in the past with the most memorable being a failure to process transactions for hours.
Solana’s clock has drifted behind real-world time caused by slower slot times on the network but the team claims that it has “no impact on performance”.
Solana runs late
At 03:34 UTC, Solana’s team announced that it was aware that the blockchain clock was running late by as much as 30 minutes from the time on the clock. The notice downplayed the causes and effect of the time disparity with slow block times advanced as the reason.
“On-chain timekeeping is running approximately 30 minutes behind that of wall clocks, due to longer-than-normal block time,” read the status update. “While this has no impact on performance or network operations, the time reported by block...
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