Taiko Bridge Service Restored, Network Operations Fully Normalized
Taiko has announced the completion of technical repairs for its cross-chain bridge functionality, with the service now reopened to users. This restoration enables the resumption of bidirectional asset transfers between the Taiko mainnet and external blockchain networks.
Network Status & User Asset Confirmation
The development team labeled this repair phase as "Step 4 Completed," indicating the network has returned to full operational stability. Officials confirmed that all user asset states are now consistent, with no systemic restrictions affecting normal usage.
- Bridge Reactivation: Users can resume depositing and withdrawing assets.
- Network Stability: Core infrastructure is functioning normally with regular transaction processing.
- Asset Security: On-chain data consistency has been verified, requiring no additional user action.
Security Advisory & Official Channels
Alongside the service restoration, the team issued a strong security reminder. Users should be vigilant against scam campaigns attempting to exploit the recent incident.
Taiko officials will never initiate private messages to users. There are no legitimate airdrop claim or incident compensation websites associated with this event. All authoritative information will be disseminated solely through verified official social media accounts and announcement channels.
Next Steps: Incident Report Forthcoming
The team confirmed that a comprehensive post-mortem report detailing the cause of the outage, the repair process, and future preventive measures is in preparation and will be published in the coming weeks.