radFi to wind down in stages: LP withdrawals close on January 11 next year; assets must be withdrawn from the app by February 11
Bitcoin Runes trading and liquidity platform radFi announced on November 11 that it will gradually cease operations as planned because the team can no longer commit sufficient resources. This is not a hack, and the platform has not shut down yet.
Effective immediately, transactions involving liquidity pools will be subject to limits: liquidity provision and trades will be capped at 0.01 BTC per transaction, with total BTC outflows capped at 0.05 BTC per day. The team says it may adjust these limits as circumstances require. Starting January 11, 2027, Runes trading and LP withdrawals will stop entirely; after that, the app will only support withdrawals from trading wallets. The app will be taken offline on February 11, 2027, and the team asks users to withdraw assets from their trading wallets through the app before then. After the app goes offline, Node Strategy (@ndestrategy) will reportedly launch a separate website where users can withdraw Runes and BTC from their trading wallets. The team emphasized that trading wallets have always been decentralized and do not depend on radFi. The new website address has not yet been provided in this announcement, so don't click on unsolicited DMs or dubious links offering to withdraw assets on your behalf.
If you still have liquidity on radFi or assets in a trading wallet, the limits are already in effect, so plan your withdrawals according to the official timeline.
Do you still have LP positions or trading wallet assets on radFi that you haven't withdrawn?
Not investment advice.
Sources: radFi official X (@radfi_btc, 2026-11-11 12:00 HKT); reported by The Block, Wu Shuo, and PANews · 2026-11-11 around 15:30 HKT
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