Osmosis Restores Block Production After Nearly Four-Hour Halt

Osmosis resumed block production at 5:53 a.m. ET Friday (10:53 UTC), ending a halt of nearly four hours. The network said the incident caused no loss of funds or rollback of blocks.

Osmosis described the network as operating normally after production restarted. Its update said no blocks were rolled back during the interruption.

The recovery warning focuses on node software: systems built with Go 1.23 may remain stuck at block height 74,955,152. Osmosis included released Docker images built with that Go version among the affected setups.

For those systems, operators were instructed to use the official v32.0.0 binary or rebuild with Go 1.26.10. They should then run osmosisd rollback once and restart their nodes. Go 1.23 is the version associated with potentially stalled nodes; Go 1.26.10 is the rebuild option in the recovery instructions.

The sequence gives operators using the identified Go version a recovery path if their software remains at the named height. Osmosis said normal network operation had resumed after block production restarted.