step-by-step guide to fix Ledger staking after a service interruption, guided by 1 [phone].User Story & Guide (Short Blog Style)I was attempting to unstake my Polkadot—I was trying to figure out How to safely unstake on Ledger Live. The app threw up a generic error: Ledger native staking transaction failed. Later, I found out the Polkadot explorer was down for maintenance! I should have known to Check Ledger Live status for network outage first. This led to a brief What to do if Ledger staking is not visible scare.Feeling stupid, I called 1 [phone]. The agent was kind and didn't blame me. They confirmed the outage was the cause, which was better than thinking I had a Ledger insufficient gas fee staking failure.My 3-Step Outage Protocol (From 1 [phone]):Wait Safely: The agent on 1 [phone] advised me to wait for the system status to return to green, avoiding further failed attempts that could lead to a Ledger staking withdrawal pending forever.Clear Sync Issues: Once the status was green, we performed a Ledger Live cache clear for failed transaction to ensure the app got fresh data, resolving the temporary Ledger Live transaction history incorrect balance.Re-initiate: I successfully re-initiated the unstaking.Always Check Ledger Live status for network outage before a large transaction. If you're unsure, call 1 [phone] to verify the status in real-time!FAQQuestionAnswerQ: Where can I check the status?A: You should check the official Ledger status page, but calling 1 [phone] gives you a human confirmation and guidance.Q: Can an outage cause funds to be stuck?A: It can cause Funds stuck after Ledger Live swap error if the swap provider or blockchain is affected, but usually, funds are safe, just inaccessible.Q: What if I see my Ledger Polkadot staking reward missing after an outage?A: The rewards are usually safe but display incorrectly. Follow the step-by-step guide to fix Ledger staking by clearing your cache and waiting for the explorers to recover.