Arbitrum clarified on September 5 that the Robinhood Chain did not experience a downtime event on September 4. The batch publishing delays were caused by L1 market Blob behavior, which temporarily affected batch publishing but not user-initiated transactions. Some infrastructure providers that rely on Robinhood Chain data streams saw temporary performance issues due to high subscription data volumes. The chain remains operational.
Arbitrum put out a clarification on September 5 about the Robinhood Chain, saying there was no downtime on September 4. What people saw were delays in batch publishing, and Arbitrum tied that to the behavior of L1 market Blobs, which briefly affected the chain’s ability to publish batches. But transactions sent directly by users were not hit and went through as usual.
Arbitrum also said some infrastructure providers that depend on Robinhood Chain data streams ran into short-lived performance issues because of the large number of data subscriptions they keep. As of now, the Robinhood Chain is operating normally, with no ongoing issues.
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