Polymarket has restored normal operations after repeated read delays affected open-order queries on its central limit order book, or CLOB, trading system. The issue had led the platform to pause trading multiple times and switch the market into a cancel-only mode while it handled the fault. According to the service status update cited by Odaily, the incident was marked "Resolved" at 18:47 GMT+8 on Aug. 31. The platform now lists its CLOB, web interface, account access, prediction market data, on-chain settlement, and perpetual-contract related services as "Operational." The update indicates that the system has returned to normal status across those core functions after the earlier disruption.
Polymarket has resolved the read-delay issue that previously affected "open order" queries on its spot order book trading system, the Trading API for its central limit order book (CLOB), according to Odaily.
The problem had appeared multiple times earlier, prompting the platform to pause trading in several rounds and switch to a cancel-only mode. The incident was marked "Resolved" at 18:47 GMT+8 on Aug. 31. Polymarket now shows its CLOB, web interface, account access, prediction market data, on-chain settlement, and perpetual-contract related services as "Operational," indicating that the full system is running normally.
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