Base Co-founders Respond to Website Outage: User Funds Have Always Been Safe and Were Not Affected by This Incident
Svmuu News: Jesse Pollak, co-founder of Base, posted on X in response to the network outage. He stated that user funds remained secure at all times and were not affected by the incident, but that the on-chain outage was unacceptable. The root cause has now been identified and resolved, A full post-incident report will be released shortly. Base will use this incident as an opportunity to continuously improve the platform’s stability and reliability, with the goal of becoming infrastructure that supports global 24/7 financial activity. Jesse Pollak added that once tokenized stocks are launched on Base, lending features will also be made available.
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