Home/News Feed/MultiversX (EGLD) mainnet resumes after exploit; Kraken still halts EGLD trading and transfers MultiversX (EGLD) restarted its mainnet block production on September 24 following a network halt caused by a virtual-machine atomicity issue on September 19. This issue led to invalid state changes and stopped the blockchain from progressing for about five days. Although the mainnet is operational again, Kraken has not resumed EGLD trading, deposits, or withdrawals, keeping trading pairs in cancel-only mode since September 19. Exchanges and bridges are expected to reopen gradually, but no timeline has been given for when Kraken will restore full EGLD services. The relationship between Kraken's earlier EGLD funding delays and the MultiversX incident remains unclear.
Following the restart of MultiversX's mainnet block production after a five-day halt, EGLD has seen a notable price increase on Pluang. As of September 25, 2026, 18:22 WIB, EGLD trades at Rp82.921, up 7.98% in the last day. The token's market cap stands at Rp2,55 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp607,81 million. Pluang users show a balanced order activity with 58% selling and 42% buying, and the typical hold time is 84 days.