2026-01-18 17:29:55

Web3 wallet ecosystem receives good news. The Layer 2 network Zero Network, incubated by Zerion, announced that it has been relaunched and is back to normal operation, and this comeback has attracted much attention. The network had previously been in a shutdown state, unable to produce blocks for three consecutive weeks, causing concern among many ecosystem participants.

Regarding the most concerned issue—funds security—Zero Network explicitly stated that user funds are safe. The successful restart this time was supported by two major forces: Caldera and ZKsync, which provided critical assistance in infrastructure and technical solutions, working together to restore block production.

According to previous progress announcements, the Zero Network team originally planned to complete this recovery by mid-January. It now appears that progress is proceeding as scheduled. The entire L2 ecosystem is undergoing a transition from rapid growth to stable operation, and Zero Network’s restart case also provides some insights for other Layer 2 projects—focusing on infrastructure collaboration and transparent community communication can turn danger into safety at critical moments.

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AirdropJunkie

· 5m ago

Haha, alright. If I don't get rugged this time, it's a win. As long as the money is still here, thank heaven and thank the earth.

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gas_fee_trauma

· 21h ago

Speaking of the three-week block production halt, I was really worried about those people. Now that things are back on track, I have to give a thumbs up to Caldera and ZKsync. But honestly, if it weren't for these two backing us up, the community would have exploded long ago. Once the security of the funds is confirmed, everyone can rest assured. As for the rest, let's take it slow. After all, dealing with L2 is always a hassle. What this incident has taught me is that, in critical moments, the importance of cooperation becomes evident. You can't do it alone. Zero Network's move this time set a good example for the industry. When transparency improves, reputation naturally follows. Wait, why do we always have to rely on others to put out fires? Can't our own infrastructure be more stable?

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ChainMaskedRider

· 01-18 18:00

Three weeks of stagnation can still be saved, and this wave of Caldera and ZKsync has made a big effort. Just worried that there might be more surprises later on.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-18 17:59

No blocks in three weeks, I was almost scared to pee myself. Luckily, the funds are fine. Zero Network's move has set a benchmark for L2, cooperation + transparent communication is the key. Wait, Caldera and ZKsync working together is really reliable. Remember these two names. Another one has come back to life. The L2 ecosystem needs to strengthen its resilience. No, why are these issues always happening? When can the ecosystem stability be considered reliable? This successful restart is like a reassurance for us. Still optimistic.

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WhaleMistaker

· 01-18 17:59

Haha, finally made it through. These three weeks have really been tough. Glad the funds are safe, or it could have been disastrous. Caldera and ZKsync really came through this time; it seems the ecosystem still needs reliable infrastructure support. Zero Network revived on time, and this game of L2 is finally starting to look promising. Three weeks of downtime—how many people must have been sweating bullets... Luckily, nothing major happened. This incident served as a wake-up call for other L2s; transparent communication is truly key. But honestly, it's best if such issues can be avoided; stability is essential in blockchain. The Zerion team responded quite well, preventing the situation from worsening.

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TradingNightmare

· 01-18 17:52

You scared me to death. I thought the funds were gone after three weeks without a block, but luckily I stayed calm.

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InscriptionGriller

· 01-18 17:43

After being down for three weeks, still able to crawl back alive, Zerion really didn't mess up this time. The key is that Caldera and ZKsync didn't give up, this is true ecosystem collaboration.

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RiddleMaster

· 01-18 17:40

3 weeks without blocks, my goodness, I almost got scared to death. Luckily, the funds are fine, this is the true way. --- The collaboration between Caldera and ZKsync is still reliable; infrastructure needs to band together. --- Returning on schedule? It was agreed that mid-January would be mid-January. I like this transparency, much better than some L2s being vague. --- This round of hardship for L2s is probably a lesson for everyone. Reliable partners can really save the day at critical moments. --- The wallet ecosystem is like this now: either it collapses or it comes back to life, no middle ground. --- Zero Network has been reborn from the ashes this time; how it performs in the future will depend on actual results.

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