The MANTRA (OM) token dropped 18% to an all-time low after the MANTRA Chain blockchain halted all network transactions and operations. Exchanges responded by suspending deposits and withdrawals for the token. The team cited an unspecified incident as the trigger, with no timeline given for resumption.
Holders of OM are sitting on a token that cannot currently be moved on or off exchanges, which traps capital and removes the ability to cut losses or add positions. An unresolved and unnamed incident on a layer-1 blockchain raises serious questions about whether the network can function reliably, and that uncertainty tends to push prices lower until there is a clear technical explanation.
No scheduled date confirmed yet: MANTRA team incident post-mortem or official network resumption announcement. Watch for any exchange (Binance, OKX, Bybit) re-enabling OM deposits and withdrawals as the first signal the chain is stable again.
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