CoinWorld News reports that on February 4th, Base released a post-mortem report regarding the network outage on January 31st. On that day, Base experienced transaction loss and inclusion delays caused by a change in transaction propagation configuration, which led block builders to repeatedly fetch transactions that could not be executed due to rapid increases in base fees. Base stated that the issue has been mitigated through rollback of the changes, and network stability has been restored. The team is taking measures to prevent a recurrence, including optimizing the transaction pipeline, removing unnecessary P2P overhead, and adjusting the mempool queue, with an estimated timeline of about one month. Additionally, Base is working on improving the alert system and change monitoring mechanisms.