Injective mainnet halts for 4 hours 24 minutes three days after Nasdaq bell ringing

The optics are awkward: a chain outage landing days after a Nasdaq listing and bell-ringing event, with major venues halting INJ deposits and withdrawals. The more substantive issue is the conflicting explanations—validators citing a precaution against a potential attack path and a security patch, while Telegram admins called it a scheduled upgrade drill. That inconsistency matters more than the four-hour downtime itself, since it speaks to coordination and disclosure norms during incidents. Whether a single, reconciled account of the halt emerges is the open question worth watching.