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#blur拟于11月12日停用blur.io前端

Holy crap, the NFT sector has just taken another massive hit! Blur, once a leading player, announced it’s shutting down its frontend, and $BLUR plunged 30% as soon as the news broke!

Guys, remember how crazy NFTs used to be?

A picture of a monkey could sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Blur attracted tons of users with trading incentives and airdrops. So many people traded every day, hoping to strike it rich.

And now even Blur is starting to scale back its operations!

According to the project’s announcement, the Blur.io frontend is scheduled to shut down on November 12, 2026. It will also stop matching new loans.

After the news broke, $BLUR reportedly plunged by around 30% at one point!

The most painful part is that people once rushed to trade NFTs, and now even one of the sector’s top platforms is starting to exit.

I remain bearish on $BLUR in the short term.

Liquidity in the NFT market is already weak, and the platform scaling back its services will further undermine holders’ confidence. A quick recovery in interest seems unlikely in the short term.

For now, I’d rather manage the risk of my NFT positions, especially in niche collections with little trading volume.

Of course, shutting down the frontend doesn’t mean all NFTs will disappear, and existing assets won’t automatically become worthless because of it.

That’s the cruelest thing about crypto: the get-rich-quick secret everyone chased last cycle might not even have any liquidity next cycle.

NFTs may enter a new cycle again, but this time, I’m in no rush to buy the dip!

$BLUR

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NFT trading platform Blur has announced that it will shut down its front end on November 12, while its underlying on-chain protocol will continue to operate and its core trading capabilities will remain available.

The Blur team said that after the front end goes offline, users will still be able to interact directly with the on-chain protocol, and governance rights over the $BLUR token’s fee switch will remain unchanged. On the same day, Blend, Blur’s lending platform, will also stop matching new orders, further scaling back its business. This change means Blur’s centralized access point is officially withdrawing, with its trading logic to be handled entirely by on-chain contracts and community governance, taking the platform a step further toward decentralization.

(Source: CryptoPotato)
#Blur #NFT
⚠️Risk reminder: The above is shared for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Investing involves risks; exercise caution when entering the market.

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🚨 BLUR IS RETIRING ITS FRONTEND — NOVEMBER 12 COULD BE A BIG TURNING POINT!
The Blur ecosystem is preparing for a major change, with plans to retire the Blur.io frontend on November 12.
📌 What Happened?
Blur plans to shut down its existing website interface.
The move could change how users access its NFT marketplace services.
NFT traders should pay attention to official updates about the transition and any alternative access options.
⚠️ Why It Matters
Blur became a major name in Ethereum NFT trading, attracting users with its marketplace tools and trading-focused features.
Retiring the frontend does not automatically mean the entire Blur protocol or ecosystem will disappear. The impact depends on what services remain available and how users can access them after the transition.
NFT traders should review their listings, pending transactions, and official announcements before November 12.
Is this the beginning of a new chapter for Blur, or a worrying sign for the NFT market? 👀
#BLUR #nft #Ethereum

【10.14 Early-Morning Recap | The End of an NFT Era】

There was plenty of important news last night. Here are the key takeaways:

1. $BLUR announced it will shut down its frontend on November 12, and Blend will stop matching new loans. Its token plunged more than 16% in 24 hours. Once a dominant force that accounted for 70% of the Ethereum NFT market, its monthly trading volume has collapsed 99.5% from its peak, and Upbit has placed it on its warning list. The narrative around NFT liquidity has cooled off completely.

2. $SOL ’s biggest upgrade of the year, Alpenglow, is scheduled to activate on mainnet on October 21. It will cut finality from 12.8 seconds to around 150 milliseconds—a breakthrough 18 months in the making.

3. $PYTH posted strong Q3 results: ARR reached $11.49 million, up 86% quarter over quarter; 94.4% of RWA perpetual trading volume was based on its oracle; and the DAO used 100% of its revenue to buy back PYTH. ETH staking migration is also accelerating, with the share of stake held by 0x02 validators surpassing 40% for the first time.

Note: Tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are escalating, with more than 10 oil tankers leaving the Persian Gulf. Geopolitical risk aversion may continue to weigh on risk assets.

NFA | DYOR

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【10.13 Late-Night Review | The End of an NFT Era】

Tonight’s main story is $BLUR : it announced that its frontend will shut down on November 12, and the Blend lending protocol will stop matching new loans on the same day. Once Ethereum’s largest NFT marketplace and the platform that dethroned OpenSea, its trading volume has already plunged 99%. After the news broke, BLUR fell more than 16% in 24 hours, and Upbit and Bithumb urgently added it to their trading warning lists. The on-chain protocol remains active, but an era has come to an end.

Fund flows remain subdued: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $65.4 million in a single day; spot Ethereum ETFs have now recorded net outflows for 10 consecutive days, with $85.39 million flowing out yesterday. Meanwhile, Grayscale’s GSOL quietly bought $20.2 million worth of $SOL over the past 20 days, highlighting a clear split between bulls and bears.

On the macro front, tensions in the Middle East pushed Brent crude above $106, while 10 supertankers left the Persian Gulf, with risk aversion weighing on risk assets. Morgan Stanley is bullish on RWA: the tokenized asset market could reach $3–10 trillion in the 2030s. Morpho also added $1.5 billion in stablecoin TVL in a single day, accounting for 68% among leading protocols—DeFi’s foundations remain solid.

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Blur’s website is closing. Its on-chain protocol is staying.
According to reports published on October 13, Blur plans to retire its website frontend on November 12, 2026. Its Ethereum marketplace protocol will remain operational on-chain, with $BLUR retaining control of the fee switch.

That distinction matters: functioning smart contracts and an easy-to-use marketplace are different things.

Blend, Blur’s NFT lending service, is also set to stop matching new loans on November 12. The team has announced a withdrawal tool for afterward, but its availability date remains unclear.

My takeaway: a protocol’s survival depends on more than contracts remaining online. Accessible interfaces, liquidity and continued development also matter.

The announcement does not establish what happens next to the token’s price.

Which matters most for a marketplace’s long-term usefulness: liquidity, its interface, or developer support?

$BLUR $ETH
#NFT #DeFi

Educational commentary, not a trade recommendation.

The king of NFT trading is shutting down.

Blur — once home to over 70% of Ethereum NFT volume — will close its website on Nov 12, and its Blend lending service will stop arranging new loans. The numbers tell the story: monthly volume collapsed more than 99.5%, from about $1.43B in March 2023 to under $7M by March 2026. Despite billions in trades, the zero-fee marketplace recorded $0 in protocol revenue over three years. CoinDesk reported it on Oct 13, 00:43 EDT (12:43 CST).

The smart contracts stay live on-chain, so this is a frontend shutdown, not a protocol death. Still, the lesson is brutal: token-subsidized volume without revenue is not a business model.

Not financial advice.

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The former king of NFT trading is closing its doors.
Blur, which once accounted for more than 70% of Ethereum NFT trading volume, will close its website on Nov 12, and its lending service Blend will stop issuing new loans. Monthly trading volume fell by more than 99.5%, from about $1.43 billion in March 2023 to under $7 million in March 2026. Despite billions of dollars in trades, the zero-fee marketplace generated $0 in protocol revenue over three years. CoinDesk reported this on Oct 13 at 12:43 Beijing time (00:43 EDT).
The contracts will remain live on-chain; only the frontend is shutting down. But the lesson is brutal: trading volume built on subsidies, without revenue, is not a business.
Not investment advice; for reference only.

$BLUR $ETH
#NFT #Blur #CryptoNews

A major change in the NFT market: Blur’s web interface will shut down on November 12, but the marketplace protocol will remain operational on-chain. On the same date, Blend will stop matching new loans; borrowers have until then to repay or risk default. Blur said it will later provide an interface for withdrawing Blend assets. So the shutdown affects the user portal and new lending, not the contracts themselves. Do you expect activity to continue through alternative interfaces? $BLUR #NFT #DeFi

⚠️ Blur is shutting down its website — but the bigger risk is sitting inside Blend loans

On November 12, Blur will retire its blur.io frontend
The NFT marketplace protocol will remain operational on-chain, and $BLUR holders will retain control over its fee switch


🖼️ So this isn't the entire protocol disappearing overnight
But there's another deadline that matters much more if you've borrowed against your NFTs
Blend will stop matching new loans on November 12
Existing borrowers have until then to repay their loans or face default under the protocol's terms


🔐 That means NFT collateral could be at risk if outstanding debt isn't handled properly
$BLUR says it will provide a withdrawal interface after the cutoff, but the exact release date and detailed instructions haven't been announced
And with the main frontend going away, accessing on-chain assets may become less straightforward

$SOL

🚨 Watch out for fake migration pages and withdrawal links
Don't connect your wallet to a random site claiming to be Blur support
A protocol can keep running after its website closes
That doesn't mean every user's position is safe
If you have an active Blend loan, review it before November 12

#BLUR #nft

📉 $BLUR -35% to a record low: Blur shuts its website Nov 12
• blur.io frontend goes dark Nov 12; contracts stay live onchain
• Blend stops new NFT loans that day: repay or default
• Monthly volume: $1.43B peak (Mar 2023) → under $7M
• Sister L2 Blast is winding down too
📍 News at 20:00 UTC: $0.0180 → $0.0141 in 1 hour
📍 Now $0.01187, low $0.01162, 1H RSI ~14
🎯 My take: oversold, but no buyer story yet; $0.0141 is the first lid
💬 Is the NFT era officially over, or just this marketplace? 👇
#NFT #BLUR #Ethereum

An era quietly closed its doors 🥲

Blur, once the biggest Ethereum NFT marketplace, announced that it will shut down its website on November 12.
Its lending product, Blend, has also stopped issuing new loans.
If you have an outstanding loan, remember to sort it out before then—don’t leave it until the last day.

I took a look at the numbers, and it’s a little bittersweet.
At its peak in March 2023, its monthly trading volume was around $1.43 billion, and it once captured more than 70% of Ethereum’s NFT market.
By March 2026, monthly trading volume had fallen to less than $7 million.
That’s a drop of over 99.5%—basically down to a fraction of what it was.

Even more sobering is another set of numbers.
After processing billions of dollars in trades, the protocol generated zero revenue over three years.
That’s because it kept fees at zero and relied on token incentives to artificially pump up trading volume.

The volume was there.
But it didn’t make money, and it didn’t really keep users around either.
Once the rewards stopped, the party was over. We’ve seen this play out too many times in crypto.

After the news came out, $BLUR fell by more than 20% in a day.
This is the second project the same founder, Pacman, has shut down in ten days. The first was Blast, which announced its shutdown on October 2.

Fortunately, Blur’s underlying contracts will remain on-chain; it’s the website that’s closing, not the protocol itself.
But for ordinary users, losing the website means they’re pretty much out.

My takeaway is:
Prosperity bought with subsidies isn’t real demand.
Going all-in on zero fees often ends with nobody willing to pay for the business.

Do you still hold any NFTs or BLUR?
Are you planning to hold on and keep using the contracts, or have you left for good?

$BLUR $ETH
#NFT #Blur #Ethereum

This is not investment advice. DYOR. Trading involves risk.

【Popcorn】Blur is shutting down its website, but NFT collectors are cheering? $BLUR is crashing first: down 33.21% in 24 hours, with a current price of 0.01255 USDT.

Blur plans to disable the Blur.io frontend on November 12. Back in the NFT boom, it took on OpenSea with low creator fees and token rewards. Now it’s left a mess behind—creators have been badly hurt, and the platform is saying goodbye too.

Collectors are cheering, probably because they’ll finally be free from this “king of cutthroat competition”? But don’t forget: the token price has already plunged disastrously. This is a classic case of “the platform folds, and retail investors foot the bill.”

Have you ever seen a market where people cheer bad news? How did you handle it at the time?

#BlurPlansToDisableBlurIoFrontendOnNovember12 #NFT

Blur to shut down its NFT marketplace frontend

#Blur will shut down its #NFT marketplace frontend on November 12, but its onchain protocol will remain operational. $BLUR will retain control over the protocol’s fee switch. #Blend , Blur’s NFT lending protocol, will stop matching new loans on the same day. Borrowers must repay their loans by the deadline or risk default. Blur will then provide a tool to withdraw assets from Blend. $BLUR dropped 35.8% on the news to about $0.011 ($34.0M market cap).

👉 theblock.co/news/ecosystems/2026-10-12-blur-nft-marketplace-shutting-down-frontend-blend-418363

🚨 BREAKING: Blur is shutting down its website and stopping new Blend loans on November 12, 2026. While the frontend disappears, the marketplace protocol remains active on-chain for users. Borrowers should note they must settle debts or face default by the deadline as part of a broader contraction in NFT market volumes 📉 #NFT #Web3 #CryptoverseNews

Full story: https://cryptoversenews.eu/nft/nft-marketplace-blur-to-shut-down-website-stop-new-blend-loa/?utm_source=binance_square&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=autopost

🚨 NFT GIANT BLUR IS SHUTTING DOWN ITS WEBSITE! 99.5% COLLAPSE! 💀📉

💥 Once a dominant Ethereum NFT marketplace, Blur is preparing to close its website on November 12!

🤯 THE NUMBERS ARE SHOCKING!

💰 March 2023: $1.43 BILLION in monthly trading volume.

📉 March 2026: LESS THAN $7 MILLION!

🔴 Trading activity collapsed over 99.5%!

⚠️ $BLUR plunged more than 20% following the announcement.

🔥 BUT HERE’S THE TWIST!

The marketplace’s on-chain protocol will remain operational on Ethereum.

Its NFT lending platform, Blend, will also stop matching new loans on November 12.

🚨 IS THE NFT INDUSTRY FACING ANOTHER MAJOR CRISIS?

Could this collapse signal deeper trouble for the NFT ecosystem built on $ETH $BTC ?

💬 IS THE NFT BOOM OVER?

#NFT #Ethereum #BLUR #CryptoNews

Blur — once the largest NFT marketplace on Ethereum — is shutting down. Trading volumes have plunged 99% from their peak. This is not just the failure of one platform: it signals a structural shift in the DeFi NFT sector. Liquidity has dried up, and the speculative narrative has run its course. Protocols with real utility will survive.

Does Blur’s shutdown mark the end of the NFT era, or will the market find a new catalyst?

$BTC $ETH #DeFi #NFT

Blur announced yesterday that its website will officially shut down on November 12, and NFT lending platform Blend will stop issuing loans on the same day. NFT players in the comments section are popping champagne: “Good riddance—you killed NFTs.” The numbers really are grim: monthly trading volume peaked at $1.43 billion, but fell to less than $7 million this March—a 99.5% collapse, with a nearly 30% drop in a single day. Here’s the blunt take: Blur didn’t kill NFTs. It used “zero royalties + token-farming incentives” to rip the creator economy out by the roots. NFTs had long since become an empty shell; Blur was just the first to be laid to rest. The debate is on: were NFTs buried by Blur, or did they bring about their own demise? #Blur #NFT

Blur is about to shut down its website: once a hot name, what’s left now?

Anyone who followed the NFT boom probably remembers Blur. Fast, free trading with token rewards. Back then, everyone was placing bids, chasing points, and waiting for an airdrop.

Now Blur has announced that it will shut down the blur.io interface on November 12, 2026. Blend will also stop matching new loans on the same day.

To be clear: the protocol on Ethereum will continue operating, and $BLUR will retain the authority to enable fees. Shutting down the website does not mean all the on-chain contracts will disappear.

According to CoinDesk, monthly trading volume fell from around $1.43 billion in March 2023 to under $7 million in March 2026. More than 99.5% of the volume evaporated between those two points.

But what I find more worth discussing is: how much does a platform actually earn from all that trading?

Blur promoted 0% marketplace fees. The volume looks great, but the total value of NFTs traded isn’t money flowing into the project’s pocket.

Token rewards can bring users in quickly. The harder question is whether they’ll stay when the rewards become less appealing, and whether they’re willing to pay to use the product.

These figures aren’t enough to conclude that all past trading was just reward farming. Nor is there enough evidence to say Blur is shutting down its website because it’s unprofitable, since the project hasn’t clearly disclosed the reason.

For $BLUR holders, what’s worth watching is who will maintain the trading experience after the website closes, and what value the ability to enable fees will create if usage remains low.

Anyone with a loan on Blend should check the official guidance before November 12. According to reports citing the announcement, borrowers need to repay their loans before the deadline or face default; a tool for withdrawing assets is expected to be made available afterward.

My takeaway from this news is a costly lesson: topping the volume charts doesn’t necessarily mean you’ve built a product that can last.

Next time a project boasts about massive trading activity, I’ll probably ask one more question: are users there because they need the product, or because there are rewards on offer?

#NFT #BTC #Web3