CipherScan: Zcash mainnet has not crashed; the data display on block explorer is delayed due to the NU6.2 upgrade
Foresight News reported that Zcash block explorer CipherScan tweeted that the Zcash mainnet did not experience any downtime. The abnormal data seen by some users earlier was due to node upgrades, which caused the explorer to display delayed or missing data. The blockchain itself continued to produce blocks normally throughout the process, miners did not stop mining, and transactions continued to be confirmed. Currently, real-time data display has been restored by connecting to an external Zebra v5.0.0 node.
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