Arbitrum: Network Gas has stabilized, sequencer is back to normal operation
On December 16th, Arbitrum officials posted on social media that the network's gas is stable and the sequencer has resumed normal operation.
As previously reported by BlockBeats, the Arbitrum One sequencer stopped running at 10:29 am Eastern Time during a period of significant increase in network traffic.
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