10sSOON's second round trading volume overwhelmed a certain exchange's Facilitator, causing downtime; refunds have been completed.
Foresight News reported that SOON has issued an announcement stating that due to excessive trading volume in the second round of the 10sSOON event (over 220,000 transactions completed within two hours), a Facilitator at a certain exchange experienced downtime. All 32,147 USDC refunds have now been processed, and half of the proceeds from the second round (61,019 USDC) have been added to the 10s token's LP. In addition, the official team stated that they are developing their own high-performance Facilitator. The third round of the event will introduce multiple Facilitators.
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