ZetaChain has identified the cause of the network interruption: an update pushed to a few validators led to Consensus failure

PANews reported on November 1st that the ZetaChain status page released an update at 12:23: "The network interruption has been identified as a Consensus fault caused by a new update rolled out to a small number of validators. We believe the root cause of this Consensus fault has been identified and will provide a more detailed update after reproducing the issue on the development network. The current priority is to restore normal operation of the network. We have rolled back the managed validators to version v20.0.5 of the Node software, and we urge community members to do the same. Most members of the community have completed this operation, with approximately 60% of participants currently using the correct version of the software. A few validators who attempted to run the version (v20.0.6) that caused the Consensus interruption are unable to participate in voting and are currently resyncing from a Snapshot. Once these remaining validators complete the resync, we expect the network to resume operation. We will provide another update in 60 minutes and hope that the network will return to normal before then. As of now, ZetaChainMainnet has been suspended from producing blocks for 6 hours.