PANews reported on February 5 that according to Decrypt, XRP Ledger spontaneously recovered this morning after a block production interruption of about an hour, which was a rare interruption event for the network. Network activity froze at Ledger height 93927173, prompting validators to immediately launch an investigation. XRP Ledger subsequently resumed normal operation without reporting any asset or transaction losses.

David Schwartz, CTO of XRPL, said on the X platform: "It looks like the consensus mechanism is still running, but the verification results are not published, resulting in the separation of the network. As far as I know, few UNL (Unique Node List) operators have made any changes, so the network may have recovered spontaneously." The UNL mentioned by Schwartz is a core component of the XRPL consensus mechanism. It serves as a directory of trusted validators to ensure the integrity of the network and the finality of transactions.