c402.markets: Incorrect use of protocol to create a PING caused a system outage; the platform's official launch will be delayed by several days.

c402.markets issued an apology letter stating that when creating the PING token on Base, they mistakenly used the x402 protocol to open minting. Because participation only required $1, it unexpectedly triggered a community frenzy, causing server overload and rapid sell-out. The team stated that PING's sudden popularity was not an expected outcome, but the widespread attention it garnered unexpectedly made x402 a hot topic. Due to the need to fix the system and optimize the minting process, the official launch of c402.markets will be delayed by several days. The letter also pointed out that when the first round of minting begins, PING holders will be able to "easily observe," while developers will need to focus their efforts. The official team recommends that users follow the c402.markets website for further updates.