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More fearmongering bullshit lies from the queen of con artists, @haydentiff. Anybody want to bet she can't prove it? https://twitter.com/nadnerb217/status/1315435545212796930
Finally! She reveals her source, and her lack of technical understanding. One or more 'Ripple' nodes went down, including whatever node Toast used. This doesn't mean the ledger stopped, it just means whoever used that node couldn't reach the ledger https://twitter.com/CryptOH10/status/1315802203437834242?s=19
Proof that the ledger never stopped coming right up..
Here we see 3 days worth of ledger data compressed to hour datapoints. No unusual min or max transactions in those hours, but most importantly, the blue line shows consistently that 9 seconds appears to be the maximum time between ledgers. There were no outages at all
Wider view of 2 months, with the same data. Absolutely nothing unusual about the 13th of November
This data was taken from BigQuery's copy of the XRP Ledger. Here's the SQL if someone wants to double-check it. Yes, I know it's not the most efficient, I just slapped it together
More micro-analysis. Red shows the transactions slowdown @nbougalis refers to as a halt, which I attribute to their downed servers that are XRPL gateways for many wallets/apps. This shows ledger was still processing other validators' transactions or red box would show flat line
