The X Layer Mainnet will undergo a technical upgrade on October 27th.

2025.10.24 18:16:30

On October 24th, according to an official announcement from X Layer, as the protocol integration and ecosystem expansion continue to move forward, there are plans to upgrade the underlying technology of the public chain in order to further enhance the overall system performance and scalability, aiming to become a leading platform for high-performance blockchain solutions. This upgrade is scheduled to commence at 23:30 (UTC+8) on October 27, 2025, and is expected to last for approximately one hour. After its completion, the mainnet will resume block production. In case there are any adjustments to the upgrade progress or schedule, the official team will promptly update through official announcement channels. The announcement notes that during the upgrade, the X Layer mainnet will suspend block production, and all related services will be temporarily interrupted, including the asset deposit/withdrawal and DEX trading services of the OKX exchange, the functions of the OKX Wallet, and the OKX Pay services. Users with questions can contact OKX customer service at any time. The X Layer team stated that they will continue to focus on enhancing platform stability, security, and operational reliability to achieve the long-term ecological vision of "The New Money Chain."

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