Polymarket official: There will be a 30-minute maintenance starting at 20:30 tonight to fix the “phantom transaction” issue.
According to Odaily, Polymarket official Ale posted on X disclosing platform updates as follows:
1. We are making final preparations for the launch of the “Deposit Wallet” feature to fix the “ghost fills” issue. It is expected to be released on May 4 at 12:30 UTC (corresponding background time 80:30). There may be up to approximately 30 minutes of maintenance downtime during this period.
2. The remaining liquidity rewards from Migration Day (April 28) have been fully distributed. Participants should now be able to view them on the rewards page, and the rewards will be issued as usual at 0:00 UTC.
3. Earlier today, due to the system processing historical rewards and recalculating new rewards, there was about 40 minutes during which rewards were not accumulated normally. The issue has now been resolved, and real-time liquidity rewards are being accumulated as usual.
4. The team has noticed an increase in “not enough balance/allowance” errors and is working on a fix.
5. Regarding PnL (profit and loss) display issues that occur after users convert or merge shares, the team is developing a patch, which is expected to be released around Wednesday.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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