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The launch of the Fractal Mainnet has hit a snag, with UniSat CEO Lorenzo announcing that block height 2 was mistakenly mined as a merged mining block rather than a permissionless mining block. The issue has led to some confusion among node operators, as the network requires both block 1 and block 2 to be mined without restrictions.
UniSat has assured the community that they are urgently addressing the problem and will release an updated version of the node software soon. This issue, while unexpected, highlights the complexities involved in launching new blockchain networks, particularly when integrating both merged and permissionless mining options.
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UniSat Faces Challenges During Fractal Mainnet Launch, Node Behavior Under Investigation

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